OK, I missed the first one, but in this I will go with C. The head is ever so slightly higher and tilted fractionally away from us. The angle also shows the eye a little more open.
OK, I missed the first one, but in this I will go with C. The head is ever so slightly higher and tilted fractionally away from us. The angle also shows the eye a little more open.
When you say, "The head is ever so slightly higher and tilted fractionally away from us" are you referring to D?Originally Posted by Stuart Bowie
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No Artie, I mean in C, that the head is tilted slightly higher and tilted away from us. My final answer is still C.;)
In D, it seems to be lower.
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