When it comes to making realistic portraits or self-portraits, we rely heavily on visual cues and references in order to get a likeness. But what happens when you take away the ability to look at your subject while you draw? Enter the double-blind contour self-portrait.
For those unfamiliar with the concept, a blind contour drawing is one in which you dr…
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