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Old 03-27-2006, 12:05 PM   #2
Mischa Milosevic Mischa Milosevic is offline
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Hi Pat, These look grate and such a cute model. I would personally recommend one and three but with a face like that how can you go wrong. I like one and three being that she is quite relaxed where in the other two she is posing. Than again with one and three you would give her more space in front and less in back. That would suggest her looking through a window pane which would create the relaxed mood rather than boxed in. Where with the other two you have a straight on so the cropping can be classic. Which ever you and the client decide think about using the Bargue method. It can make your life simpler and bring a new dimension to your drawings. If you have the Bargue book look at Plate II, 52.

Sincere wishes,
mischa
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