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ITS COMPLETE!!

well, almost. there are some details that i left out which i might fix up later.. maybe. give me your comments everyone!

heres the original text:

"I got this brilliant idea:

I'd do a piece of vector and put the process of making it up here. sort of like development tracking.

this is the current piece im doing. a picture of a friend's kid (aunt angeline's kid, mike). it is my first piece of vector art with the front view of a face on it.

any comments and suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Done in PS 7.

Updates:
1. Base outline of face and hair, right eye.
2. 2nd shade of face, brighter shades on the face (cheeks, chin, forehead, bridge and tip of nose.), darker shades on right ear, re-did eyes, parts of lips and mouth. Added outlines to the shapes and changed opacity of layers.
3. changed to just the strokes and skipped seeing the fills. did most of the inner mouth, teeth and all.
4. did the specs, left ear, eye shades, tooth shades, shirt and collar, and a little fine tuning. "

Description
ITS COMPLETE!!

well, almost. there are some details that i left out which i might fix up later.. maybe. give me your comments everyone!

heres the original text:

"I got this brilliant idea:

I'd do a piece of vector and put the process of making it up here. sort of like development tracking.

this is the current piece im doing. a picture of a friend's kid (aunt angeline's kid, mike). it is my first piece of vector art with the front view of a face on it.

any comments and suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Done in PS 7.

Updates:
1. Base outline of face and hair, right eye.
2. 2nd shade of face, brighter shades on the face (cheeks, chin, forehead, bridge and tip of nose.), darker shades on right ear, re-did eyes, parts of lips and mouth. Added outlines to the shapes and changed opacity of layers.
3. changed to just the strokes and skipped seeing the fills. did most of the inner mouth, teeth and all.
4. did the specs, left ear, eye shades, tooth shades, shirt and collar, and a little fine tuning. "