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an open book with drawings of wedding gowns
the different types of eyebrows and how they are used for each type of face shape
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an illustration shows how to wear kimonos in the winter and fall, with instructions for
the back view of a man's torso and arm, from front to back
source: @/nori__pai on twitter (double underscore)
a man is holding up a mask with one hand
how to draw an anime character's face with different angles and head heights
some drawings and instructions for how to draw an animal
how to draw heads and faces with different shapes, sizes, and colors on paper
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an image of the front and back view of a man's body in four different poses
the different types of eyes and eyebrows in each language, which one is for you?
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dean on Instagram: “Hanfu notes pt.4! read caption pls 👇 Look, i'm trying to fit dozens of information into this post so bear with me (and the tiny texts)…” Hanfu Timeline, Commoner Hanfu, Culture Clothes, Historical Asian Fashion, Hanfu Reference, Chinese Hanfu Art, Hanfu Design, Hanfu Vs Hanbok, Tang Dynasty Fashion
dean on Instagram: “Hanfu notes pt.4! read caption pls 👇 Look, i'm trying to fit dozens of information into this post so bear with me (and the tiny texts)…”
four women in traditional korean dress