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You certainly have skill. I like the last two the best, and possibly the second one the most. It's so dark. You gotta love something thats dark like that :-D

I love how you can sort of see a face in it, but then again, you aren't sure?
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I like the first one, I dont know what the hell is happening with the second one, the third one is also good.

nice work.
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I'm not sure of hwat is one the second picture :(

The first one is terrific. I have to show it too my friend (she loves drawing eyes, hehe)




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You did a good job making the eye in the first picture realistic.

I think I like the third the best. It's really creative. I like how you drew the hand.




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Thay're all really good, but the third one is really bugging me. The arm is bent like there's no bone in it. You need to keep the arm straight and only bend it at the wrist. Otherwise, great work. ;)
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I love the second one! I had to scroll to the right to see it properly though. Great work!
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great detailing in the first one.

is the second one a face looking like it's made in black sand? if so, you've done an awesome job, there's a fascinating 3D effect i believe.

i didn't get th ethird one's clear meaning but boy are you good at drawing hands!!
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the eye was kind of realistic.Good job!

I have no clue about the second one.Tell me really what is there in it?I want to know. :(

Though the third one is pretty good and surely it has some meaning into it which unfortunately I didn't get.

So well done Amanda.
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Thery're all excellent! The second is especially intriguing.




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I love the second one, it's so charismatic and strange. The guy in the picture looks very haunted...I love it.

The thrid one is good too. I can't draw hands to save my life. My art teacher said that examiners mark people higher when they can draw hands well because it's such a hard thing to do.

With the eye, I loved how you made the pupil big. Passion can be defined in drawing by the size of the pupil. Apparently its more attractive heh

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Thank you all!!


The second picture is a man's face, and it's done with pencil. Sand would be interesting. I've got to try that.

The third one is just an abstrac drawing that I had to do for my art class.
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All of your pictures are vary.... monochromatic. You do have talent, though. What about some "happy" pictures?




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I like them all, but the eye is my favorite. I've never been able to draw that perfect of an eye... skillllsssss...

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