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Interview Instructions |
| Many people initially find these files
daunting at first glance, often commenting that they look hard.
However, the challenge is largely a matter of perspective. While I
might provide numerous samples, none might perfectly align with what
you envision as 'close'. The essence of this interviewing process is
to identify similarities wherever possible, even if they're not
exact matches. Remember, perfection isn't the goal here. It's
the artist’s role to adapt and integrate these elements creatively. |
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Sample |
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Eyes
like EW052M, but eyebrows
like in EW050M. |
| Begin by quickly reviewing each
feature in every section. When you spot a similarity, jot down
the numbers associated with that feature. Provide a brief
comment explaining why you chose that particular feature; this helps
the artist understand your selection's purpose or significance.
You'll likely find several references to each section, perhaps
multiple noses or mouths. Consider both the upper and lower parts of
the face. Remember, no two individuals are identical, which is
precisely why this system is effective; these variations contribute
to each person's unique identity. Ensure you are meticulous and
specific in how you construct the composite. |
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[Important]
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All information can be valuable. Make full use of available resources to navigate the process effectively. If you have relevant
images, please scan and email them to robertexter@protonmail.com at your earliest convenience. |
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