She was what my mother used to call ‘unfortunate looking.’
I almost never go back and rework a sketch, but for some reason her glasses really bothered me. So here is the amended version. I’m not so sure I if I made it better or worse. (See, this is why I don’t go back, only forward! LOL)
I almost never go back and rework a sketch, but for some reason her glasses really bothered me. So here is the amended version. I’m not so sure I if I made it better or worse. (See, this is why I don’t go back, only forward! LOL)
Love her, a great start to 29 Faces. Annette x
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Oh she's a cutie
ReplyDeleteAh well, perhaps she will grow out of it.
ReplyDeleteLove her red hair and glasses.
Ha ha ha, mothers just now the perfect thing to say! Love her 'unfortunate' look :)
ReplyDeleteI love her!!! Those glasses are really great!
ReplyDeleteYour mother must have been a very kind and perhaps humorous person. I think your redhead is fabulous. I think I remember her from grade school!
ReplyDeleteI remember that phrase being said too. Lol. Great start to the challenge :-)
ReplyDeleteShe doesn't look bad at all. The average Jane but she'd be able to keep her clothes on better with some shoulders. Can't wait to see what else you come up with. How about average Joe?
ReplyDelete"unfortunate looking"…your mother was kind! i won't tell you what my mom used to say.
ReplyDeleteglad to see you are participating!! wooohooo!!
Well, I think she is very pretty! :) I love her hair!
ReplyDeleteI love this face and I love that description 'Unfortunate' She has put a smile on my face.
ReplyDeleteMy mother's phrase was, "she'll never be a Miss America"
ReplyDeleteOh, mother, what did you say!
ReplyDeleteLooking her makes me glad, mom's aren't always right...