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• Sep 30, 2025 draw like an artist 100 faces and figures step by ressions, and poses to broaden your observational skills. Step 3: Warm-Up and Warm-Down Exercises Begin each session with quick gesture sketches. End with a detailed study or reflection on what was learned. Step 4: Focus on Specific Aspects per Session One day: facial features and expressions. By Ryder Bashirian
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• Jun 7, 2026 critical care a new nurse faces death life and ev sors, sedatives, antibiotics) Management of invasive devices (central lines, chest tubes, urinary catheters) Rapid response to emergencies (code blue situations, sepsis management) Family support and communication during critical mom By Ahmed Mosciski
• Nov 27, 2025 cartooning 100 cartoon faces expressions how to d et Start with the fundamental six emotions, then expand: Joyful, amused, ecstatic Sad, melancholic, forlorn Angry, annoyed, furious Surprised, shocked, incredulous Disgusted, repulsed, nauseated Afraid, ner By Taurean Jones
• Dec 22, 2025 baby faces peekaboo ople continue to exist even when out of sight. Social Bonding: Reinforces emotional connections between the baby and caregiver. Visual and Motor Skills: Encourages visual tracking and hand-eye coordination. Emotional Regulation: Helps babie By Meggie McClure
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