




I am beginning to wrap my head around Loomis head study. It didn't start to click until I started working on the jaw hinge, which put the feeling if taking up space for me. Funny how that happened. A good lesson learned there is that sometimes I need to push forward to see if I just need to look at it in a different way.
Meanwhile, I have lots of canvas sitting idle and lots of other art supplies that have not had attention in days. I know that if I do not "produce" a piece of work that resembles finished I will start to feel the pressure of all this practice with nothing to show for it.
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