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9/11/2023 3:42:57 PM
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Every so often I draw my face. I’m a willing subject, and as someone that doesn’t spend hours staring at herself in the mirror, it’s a strange reality check. I don’t love my own face, I don’t think I have to. As far as faces go, it certainly is one. Drawing it has become a little challenge to see if I can draw myself exactly as I am, and not as I’d like to be.
I care about myself. I put effort into the way I dress. I eat right and stay clean. My vices are enjoyed responsibly. I know myself very well, but I fail to recognize my own face sometimes.
So. Here she is.
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27 답변It’s a good face. Love it. It deserves it. (Full heteronormative, incoming….) I struggle to understand why women are so much harder on their appearance—-and each others—than men are. Learn to accept yourself and be comfortable in your own skin. You’ll be happier, and you’ll attract other happy people like a magnet.
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1 답변They way you write your posts are always very unique in a way I can’t explain. I feel like you could be a very good writer.
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Huh. I suppose I imagined you looking differently. There's something so surreal about the self-portrait. Is it a portrait, or more an examination? And there's the question of if an artist can ever be unbiased when depicting themselves. Maybe a self-portrait is more a reflection of self-perception from an ideological standpoint than an observational one. Just some food for thought. Nice artwork.
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