So I added this little wizardess to my children’s book, and now I am working on a side view of her… and her smile is driving me crazy… and not in a creepy way… but not in a good way either…
I tried an open mouth version.
And I tried a closed mouth version.
I played around with it for more than an hour, and decided to go with this one.
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i say the second! But then what do i know?
three comments, we’ve tagged all three, now it would be up too thee?
very helpful
what do you know?
i know nothing!
ha
I agree the second one is the one I would have picked too.
dang it
Closed mouth works fine.
uh oh… wait until you see the whole picture maybe… sigh
Oh, is she talking in the scene? Because that would mean closed mouth would just be confusing. Unless she uses magic to talk with her mouth closed.
oh… wizards don’t need their mouths to talk…
Her magic is strong then.
I would not meddle in her affairs…
The top one looks kind of like the Mona Lisa smile.
Is that a good thing???
After consulting with a man named Leonardo, I understand that it is.
You talked to DeCaprio???
Ha!
A real renaissance man…