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This is actually an image that I found on Mrs. Shield's Pinterest for AP DMA concentration ideas. It stuck out to me because of how beautiful it was. The angle of her face isn't a generic view and that makes the image stick out. The deep shading of her face brings out her sharp features and the less dramatic hair shading brings out a sort of contrast that is very appealing to me. The hair is made up of simple lines yet it looks extremely complicated an detailed. Someday, I would like to get to this level of drawing.

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  1. I really like how the hair flows and how it is a big part of the art.

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  2. I really like this. I like how they left it unfinished and didn't include her whole body

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  3. I think this is so interesting and i like the way this looks.

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  4. The hair is so cool! I love how it flows and almost starts to look alive. It makes the picture really interesting to look at...

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  5. The shading in this piece is amazing. I love the light and dark contrast in her face along with the different designs in her hair.

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