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Recently I have been learning/ teaching myself how to draw faces. I have always wanted to be able to draw a realistic-looking face, so I decided that I would teach myself how to do that. At first, I started off trying to draw a whole face, with all of the body parts on a face, but I then realized it might be easier to first learn how to draw the facial feature separately. I went online to look up a few steps for how to get the basic shapes down, then work on shading and making it look more realistic. I have currently worked on lips, eyes, and nose. I think I have done pretty well so far at drawing each of the facial body parts. Learning how to draw these body parts has been quite challenging, especially since I have to do the research for drawing them by myself. However, I think I have got most of the basic steps and I am good at drawing the outlines for the features. It is easier for me to dray the body parts when I am looking at someone else's drawing, because I am pretty good and replicating what I see. I definitely need to work on shading, especially since that is the part that determines whether something looks realistic or not. Even though this is challenging, I am excited to keep growing and becoming better at drawing faces. 

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