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The final portrait of the first group of blocks. The eyes work well once again, and hold the piece together pretty well. Otherwise I thought the mouth was nice, with even an implication of skinny little bottom-front teeth.
At this point I was occasionally "cheating" by painting swaths of skin tone or background black onto some blocks. For example I painted a big chunk of yellow onto the block used for the forehead when I couldn't find any other block that fit.
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Very cool. This combination really has a personality.
Will we ever see the portraits assembled in their original form?
Nope. I didn't photograph them before I split them apart. They weren't anything special really - plain and a little sloppy.
Like the preliminary abstract stuff, I was mostly focused on getting some good things to work with - good eyes, good depth and volume, nice color variety - as opposed to making a strong portrait.
its so nice
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That is so awesome!!! I think it's fantastic how you get the blocks to make a face. Talk about patience!!
its nice portrait. i like it.
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wow this is fantastic..
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wow
this is beautifullll!
keep it up thats amazing
wow
i LOVE this.
i think it would be amazing if i got a extra big size to cover over my wall
that would really be something.
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that's wonderful!
sadness&happiness at tha same time!!!
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