there was a girl named liko who liked to try and sketch a whole lotta faces (mostly female). take a peek into her old sketchbook:
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"...Begin today and write in it your goings and comings, your deepest thoughts, your achievements and your failures, your associations and your triumphs, your impressions and your testimonies. I promise you that if you will keep your journals and records, they will indeed be a source of great inspiration to you, each other, your children, your grand-children, and others throughout the generations."
--President Spencer W. Kimball
--President Spencer W. Kimball
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7 comments:
is one (or two) of those faces liv tyler?
great sketches by the way!
cool!! you have so many talents!
ha ha ha! those are so old! i haven't even tried to draw forever. yeah, i think a bunch are liv tyler. i used to try and draw pictures in magazines. i ain't no art major or anything. like i said, i used to TRY and draw. i would do it for fun sometimes.
Liko, those are really good. You should take a class at BYU (if you're not tired of that place). I really enjoyed my figure drawing classes. Plus you get to draw real models who are usually really buff and muscular. Not a bad thing to look at.
And I really had a good chuckle about you and your sewing machine pedal. But whatever works for you, works.
wow! you are so talented in so many ways!
wow! you are so talented in so many ways!
that is cool! i am terrible at drawing so i am impressed!
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