
In case you were concerned about the drawing below, it IS a drawing of a middle-age+ adult, and NOT an overdrawn child image.

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Or maybe I'm lying. And this entire post is all overdrawn children...

It's likely, I'm sure, some of these men act childish sometimes... so who's to argue? A good exercise would be to draw an adult as you might assume they looked as children.

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Which begs the question: Is the drawing below an assumption, or alla prima?

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