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Only a Knowledgeable and Open Mind Can Set You Free

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Most of the videos on my channel are from other's very hard work, but I sometimes do my own videos. I watch every single video I upload. If it's a long one, I make notes, so just ask me for them. I always provide the link to the original creator if I have it. My goal is to bring you the truth about who controls our world, Agenda 21, the scamdemic, and how you CAN make a difference. I am a truther activist who's goal is to wake other people up to what is going and TAKE ACTION, otherwise that's it for humanity! I have been studying the truth since 2015 and unlearning the lies that the evils have spread through the school system, religion, news, the government, and even the workplace. In 2018/2019, I started to put the pieces together, to come up with a more complete picture, but that picture is always evolving as I learn more. The bottom line is that we NEED to take action NOW, otherwise humanity WILL die and I'm NOT exaggerating. Will you come join us?

Magic Pencil1

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Drawing a face is a fundamental skill in the world of art, offering a fascinating challenge that combines anatomy, observation, and creativity. It requires a keen eye for detail, an understanding of proportions, and the ability to capture the unique personality of a person through lines and shading. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced artist, mastering the art of face drawing can open up endless possibilities for self-expression and artistic development. The first step in drawing a face is to establish the basic structure. Artists often start with a simple oval shape to represent the head. This oval can be adjusted depending on the gender, age, or specific features of the person being drawn. For example, a more elongated oval might suggest a longer face, while a rounder one could indicate a youthful appearance. It's important to keep the proportions in mind from the beginning, as they serve as the foundation for the entire portrait. Next, artists typically divide the face into sections to accurately place the facial features. The most common approach is to draw a vertical line down the center of the oval, which helps in symmetrical placement, and a horizontal line across the middle, indicating the eye level. Additional horizontal lines are then added to mark the positions of the nose and mouth. These guidelines serve as a roadmap, ensuring that the features are correctly aligned and proportionate. The eyes are often considered the most expressive part of the face. When drawing eyes, it's essential to pay attention to their shape, size, and the space between them. Typically, the width of one eye is the distance between the two eyes. The iris and pupil should be carefully shaded to give life and depth to the eyes. Adding reflections or highlights in the eyes can make them look more realistic and lively. The eyelids, eyelashes, and eyebrows also contribute significantly to the expression and personality of the face. The nose is usually positioned just below the eye line. Its shape can vary greatly depending on the individual. When drawing the nose, artists focus on the bridge, the nostrils, and the tip, capturing light and shadow to create a three-dimensional effect. The tip of the nose often aligns with the center of the eyes, and the width of the nostrils should be roughly the same as the distance between the inner corners of the eyes. The mouth is located below the nose and plays a crucial role in conveying emotion. To draw a realistic mouth, start with a simple line for the lips, then add volume and shape. The corners of the mouth typically align with the center of the eyes, and the fullness of the lips can be emphasized with shading. The position and shape of the lips can drastically change the expression, from a gentle smile to a serious frown. Ears are usually placed between the eye line and the bottom of the nose. Their shape is complex, but simplifying the anatomy into basic shapes makes them easier to draw. Paying attention to the folds and curves helps in capturing their realism. Ears can be a distinctive feature that adds character to the face. Once the facial features are in place, the artist can focus on refining the shape of the face and adding details. The jawline, cheekbones, and chin define the overall structure and personality of the portrait. Shading is essential to create depth and dimension. Light sources determine where shadows fall, and subtle gradations can bring a flat drawing to life. Shading techniques such as hatching, cross-hatching, stippling, or smooth blending are used to depict different textures and light effects. The use of contrast enhances the three-dimensional appearance, emphasizing the contours and planes of the face. Blending tools like blending stumps or soft tissues can help achieve smooth transitions, while erasers can be used to add highlights. Expressiveness is a vital aspect of drawing faces. Small adjustments to the eyebrows, eyes, mouth, and overall posture can convey a wide range of emotions such as happiness, sadness, anger, or surprise. Capturing genuine expressions requires careful observation and understanding of how facial muscles work together to produce different feelings. In addition to technical accuracy, artistic style plays a significant role. Some artists prefer realistic depictions with detailed shading and proportions, while others lean toward stylized or abstract representations that emphasize certain features or emotions. Experimenting with different styles and techniques can help artists develop their unique voice. Practicing drawing faces regularly improves observation skills and muscle memory. Studying photographs, live models, or even mirror self-portraits can enhance understanding of facial anatomy and expressions. Analyzing portraits by master artists provides insight into effective techniques and artistic choices. In conclusion, drawing a face is a rewarding artistic pursuit that combines anatomy, observation, and creativity. It involves understanding proportions, accurately placing features, capturing expressions, and applying shading techniques to create depth and realism. With patience and practice, anyone can learn to depict faces that are expressive, lifelike, and full of personality. Whether for portraiture, character design, or personal enjoyment, mastering the art of face drawing is a valuable skill that enriches an artist's portfolio and deepens their appreciation for the human form.

Open Universe

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Welcome to Open Universe, your go-to source for the latest in technology, entertainment, sports, and world news! We keep you up-to-date on all the latest developments and trends across a wide range of topics. Whether you're interested in cutting-edge technology, the latest sports events, or the hottest entertainment news, we've got you covered. Our mission is to bring you the most engaging and informative content in a fun and accessible way. So, make sure to subscribe and join the Open Universe community for all the latest updates and insights!

Open Christian Archive

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Welcome to the Open Christian Archive. Our mission is to explore and share thought-provoking videos featuring controversial speeches by world leaders, interpreted through the lens of Christian Eschatology. We believe in the power of open dialogue and encourage viewers to engage deeply with the content we provide. All our videos are shared under an open Creative Commons license, allowing you to freely use, reuse, and repurpose the material as you see fit. . Each video is accompanied by a curated list of sources for those who wish to further their understanding of the topics discussed. We warmly invite Christians to contribute their suggestions for content by reaching out to us at cfw@openchristian.education. Thank you for joining us on this journey of exploration and faith.

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