/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6722398

What makes a face interesting?

If you had to break down into three fundamental concepts, or steps to creating a interesting face, what would they be?

>>4109221
>Western "learning" material
>Author comes from a upper class family of artists and had the privilege of receiving the best art education since forever
>Author dedicates 20 pages of self masturbatory introduction listing his career's accomplishments and dedications
>Uses capeshit analogies
>Delivers intentional bad or incomplete advice in an obtuse way so you also buy his video courses and other instructional materials
>Book randomly goes away from the original topic for no good reason (want to learn perspective? we are drawing cars now nigga)
>Hates your guts
>If you contact the author on social media he will accuse you of being a career climber and publicly shame you on the spot
>Goes on twitter to discuss politics and get engaged into SJW drama wars
>Oriental learning material
>Author comes from a random middle class family. Got where he is by effort and dedication
>Dedicates a short introduction covering the fundamentals of learning and a right mindset from the get go
>Uses daily life analogies. Easy to follow
>Advice is directly to the point
>Book stays on the topic of the book while offering good instruction and motivation at every page
>He thinks you're a cool guy and that you're gmi
>His interests include videogames, anime and food
>If you contact the author he will follow you back and become your best friend
>Goes on twitter to upload pictures of yummy food
And don't even get me started that the only good western books were done by people who have been dead for decades.

How do you gauge your current level of skill?

some people are just better than others
Their brains see more, they can solve puzzles quicker