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ReplyDeleteThe last one has something Ancient Rome-ish, a classical nose perhaps . The third one : nicely rounded pencil lines ( and muffin with small pieces of pure chocolate , hmmm, delicious! )
And finely the first two: an introvert scientist thinking about the new project...
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I enjoy it.
I seriously like them.
ReplyDeleteI guest that I am just drawn to the classical...because I really love the bottom drawing. I also like the focus on the bald spot in the drawing on top.
ReplyDeleteGreat work as always
All are great but the bottom two are my favorite. So much personality.
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