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Lesson learned: Keep the brush strokes short and intentional

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  • March 31, 2022 at 1:13 pm #14996
    sandmansndr
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      I realized in this lesson specifically that it is very easy to start making drastic moves as I get ‘into a rhythm’, only to then forget to look at my sculpt from other angles and realize my sculpt was WAY off!!

      Also – I’m attempting to follow some headshots I took from myself but I’m finding this  incredibly difficult because I have to accept certain aspects of my face that I’m not as fond of (like my big nose lol!)

      April 1, 2022 at 2:29 am #73923
      Adrian Bellworthy
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        Great advice @sandmansndr,

        The good thing is you can sculpt your nose however you like, no one will ever know.

        April 4, 2022 at 9:15 am #73924
        Kent Trammell
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          Great tip! Thanks for sharing.

          You’re right that self-portraits are a funny thing. It’s a very valuable exercise in some ways but also kind of humbling or even existential in other ways 😅

          May 2, 2022 at 12:59 pm #73925
          fearguyq
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            @sandmansndr I’m having a similar experience with my huge infraorbital rims. I knew that I had them, but I didn’t KNOW. Now I can look at everyone on her side of the family that’s over 60 and see just how dark and just how puffy they’re gonna get 😅

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