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Anyone know that site where you pit in the angle of the head you want and the site searches goodle for other photos of people in that angle?

>>4656778
Small advice that you can apply to later: when trying to capture likeness for children, they will always have a short, inward chin, usually with an overbite. This is largely due deciduous teeth and their role in human jaw development. As baby teeth grow and leave the jaw, permanent teeth erupt from the jaw and skull to fill the gaps, guided by the holes the baby teeth left behind. The holes left by the permanent teeth are then filled further by bone growth. Under most normal circumstances, these holes aren't fully filled until your mid-20s. This is what gives people a characteristic "20-something" look: a complete lack of wrinkles normally reserved for those in their late 30's onward, but a fully formed "long" face and nose. Pay close attention next time to the distance between the upper lip and the bottom of the nose, the length of the chin, and the presence of an overbite when painting children.

Excellent job, otherwise. Good, clear values that read just as well as the original.