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What a difference ten years can make. Today while cleaning up my studio I found an image that I drew when I was 16, in 1997. The drawing was a girl with her head slightly down holding a single rose. It was actually in my “re-draw these” pile, and when I saw it and noticed the year, I decided that today was the day to give it a mulligan. The new drawing is more natural, has better lines, and an all around more attractive look. I made some minor changes to the girl’s appearance, I thought she needed a subtle smile for example, but tried to keep the same basic concept. I posted a scan of the original, big signature and all, so you can see the differences and (hopefully) improvements. I enjoyed drawing this one, so maybe I’ll do some more ladies in the next few days. See ya tomorrow.
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