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The Expressive Face

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Carvings, unless they are portraits, are not in--'ded to look like individual people — they are rations, and the carver's job is to put what he wants ohiscreation. Therefore whenthe live model does • fulfil your requirements, you make up the short-mings. A model can not be expected to show real .rprise, joy, pain, etc, so amendments and exag-"ations must be madę. Usually it is not difficult to entheeyesa littlewiderby cuttingbackthe lids, to : a laughter linę or raise an eyebrow. These smali - ails will raise your carving above the average by .“ing your personal touch into it.

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