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With a focus on improving your observation skills by drawing upside-down, this project guides you through the process of combining lines with simple shading to draw a realistically proportioned face of a young child.

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orozco Oct.21st 2011: its hard to draw!!; Add your reply
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Jan Myrz Sep.9th 2011: Good challenging lesson. Thanks!; Add your reply
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asmas Sep.4th 2011: i did it thanks for lesson; Add your reply
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skyturtles Mar.24th 2011: I reached my first epiphany here. Drawing isn't a fast thing done but as in other things the more time one takes drawing the better it becomes! yay; Add your reply
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skyturtles Mar.24th 2011: I reached my first epiphany here. Drawing isn't a fast thing done but as in other things the more time one takes drawing the better it becomes! yay; Add your reply
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gazsta Mar.12th 2011: I am stunned, this lesson really made drawing portraits so easy.

I did it! Thank you so much.; Add your reply
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resdogs71 Feb.22nd 2011: I did it ! my first portrait.; Add your reply
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kardamon Feb.10th 2011: yeah! great lesson =); Add your reply
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jumana S Nov.29th 2010: amazing !!!! i did it !; Add your reply
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