Head practice
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Drawing of someone I knew. ---------- Quotations from betty Edwards book. Try this. Read that book. XD It's terrifying. “Simply by observing eye dominance, which is determined by language location in the brain and is fairly easy to detect--Looking at a person’s face, simply focus your direct gaze first on one eye and then shift your gaze to the other eye. In general, the eye controlled by the dominant verbal hemisphere (it may be the left or the right eye, depending on the individual’s brain organization is wider open, brighter, and appears to be listening to the words being spoken.” “The subdominant eye (usually the left eye) can appear to be almost oblivious to the words being spoken, as though it has given up trying. With other speakers, it is comforting to observe non-dominant eyes that are still alert and participating.” “Try this, but carefully: When face-to-face in conversation with someone, locate and gaze into the subdominant eye. The person is likely