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   Unknown Member August 12, 2020

   Very helpful to focus on building up tones instead of starting with outlines, came out much more luminous! Thanks!

   

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   Unknown Member June 17, 2020

   Oops don’t know why it’s sideways

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   Unknown Member June 17, 2020

   My girl

   

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   heathyrrekautz June 11, 2020

   The lips are especially beautiful !

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   Giselle La Veau June 10, 2020

   Challenging but I love getting the practice

   

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   heathyrrekautz June 9, 2020

   Thank you so much, Jan!

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   janjayokart June 8, 2020

   The top one is graphite on copy paper. I spent a lot of time on the nose and stopped when the video ended. Later tried again with charcoal on some sketch paper. Faces are hard but this is good practice.

   

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   fran.e.cooper June 8, 2020

   This is beautiful!

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   heathyrrekautz June 4, 2020

   This facial angle was tough, but a great lesson as always! I used charcoal, and I did have to keep working for quite some time after the lesson.

   

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    Scott Maier June 4, 2020

    Wonderful work! I think you captured these features well and I love how you are using the materials. Wonderful mark-making!

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    Scott Maier June 4, 2020

    This sure is a challenging subject, but I think this looks great. There is some really good drawing happening here!

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    Scott Maier June 4, 2020

    Beautiful work!

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    Scott Maier June 4, 2020

    Great job!

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    Scott Maier June 4, 2020

    Wonderful work. There’s some good drawing happening here!

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    Unknown Member June 2, 2020

    Next time I will make sure the proportions are right before continuing and to practice practice and practice some more! My nose is on the long side, but kept my drawing to the draw along time frame. Thank you for another awesome lesson!

    

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    fran.e.cooper June 2, 2020

    Thank you for these lessons. I attempted a drawing of my husband using a 6B graphite pencil, since I don’t have an ebony pencil. I was trying to mimic the style of the reference photo. It was really hard but I enjoy these lessons so much. Your tips are very helpful!

    

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    Arlene Haggerty June 2, 2020

    My version of Nose and Mouth. Drawn on Strathmore Heavyweight Drawing paper. 8″ x 10″ using a 6B Staedtler Mars Lumograph pencil

    

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    Jaci Muzamel June 2, 2020

    I figure if we all post our noses, mouths, ears, eyes and hands we’re pretty close to having an entire person! AHHAHAHA! I ended up being satisfied with my nose and mouth but certainly not the eyes(although that was NOT the focus)…but I must say I REALLY struggled with the nose. I find it very challenging but a great exercise to start with a blank sheet of paper and work with Scott and see what I have at the end of an hour of work.

    

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    bramble June 1, 2020

    This was a tough one. I see things I could have done differently, but I like where it is now so I stopped. Sometimes stopping is a hard thing to do! Thanks again for a great challenge and learning experience.