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The way to draw a person everybody can be is to crop one, so the image gives away no gender, no age and no hairstyle.Their words
I tried to crop a person it's not a person with a little square head it's the idea is it's a crop so you don't know the gender or the age or the hair do or really anything about this glimpse of a person.
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