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Edit: fixed some typos!

Another thing: The reason why I have the title "Face your Fears" is actually a note to myself. I have a small fear for people with mental/psychical disabilities and I hope this tutorial will help me overcome this ridiculous fear of approaching these people.

I have absolutely no intention to offend anyone with psychical or mental disabilities, if there's something in this tutorial that you find extremely wrong and offensive, I appreciate if you would point it out.

I will not tolerate any kind of trolling or disrespectful comments about any kind of people mentioned in the tutorial.
This applies to any other tutorial as well.

MOAR TUTORIALS/GUIDES:

PIGMENTS AND PIXELS:
Part 1:[link]
Part 2: [link]
Part 3: [link]

MANGA to REALISTIC:
Part 1: [link]
Part 2: [link]
Part 3: [link]
Part 4: [link]
Part 5: [link]
Part 6: [link]
Part 7: [link]
Part 8: [link]
Part 9: [link]
Part 10: [link]
Part 11: [link]
Part 12: [link]

UNDERSTANDING ANATOMY:
Part 1: [link]
Part 2: [link]
Part 3: [link]
Part 4: [link]
Part 5: [link]
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Mood: Affection ~haimokochan May 5, 2013  Student General Artist
Thank you! This is helpful. :)
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Mood: Love ~nianite99 Apr 28, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I suffered from Keloid scaring for a few years after I got my ears pierced, I was teased at school and I never really talked to anyone or tied my hair up, they were so painful, and finally I had them removed in February... the operation cost $700. I went through all that because the woman that pierced my ears didn't wash her hands D:<

Love this tutorial, thank you for putting it up :D
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~Enbi-to-Miruku Mar 2, 2013  Student General Artist
I also have a small but ridiculous fear of birth defects. I've never seen the unfortunate children in real life, just in photos, and I'd turn away when I see them. You, you remind me that I should be ashamed for doing such thing.

And though I have many scars myself, I'm still afraid of them. Especially keloid scars. But most of all, I'm terrified of burns and burn scars. This is embarrassing, but I don't even have the guts to look up references for those, though I know I'd have to draw them one day.
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=XxOC-RAINBOWxX Jan 25, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Thank you for making this. I have a little brother with Downs Syndrome and I am practicing how to draw anatomy. This has inspired me to attempt to draw a portrait of him. Thanks for not forgetting those less fortunate than you and me.
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~Penn-Burton Nov 11, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Thank you so much for this! It will help me so much. I am horrible at making my characters look different from one another.
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Mood: Optimism ~LastandJ Oct 15, 2012
Very good realistic drawing guide. As I was born with a cleft palate, I can imagine how difficult they are to draw. My upper lip is much thinner than the bottom, and where there scar is located is higher than the rest of my upper lip, due to stitching raising it, etc.
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~Pluie-Froide Jul 3, 2012  Student General Artist
I must say, having a phobia of handicapped people is really common. I grew up with an older adopted brother who has severe autism - he does some pretty weird things- and yet I'm still extremely uncomfortable around mentally disabled people. I'm sure it's an instinct.
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=FOERVRAENGD Jul 5, 2012  Student General Artist
Yeah, fear for the unknown and uncommon and differs from what is considered "normal" is probably an instinct. (Like homophobia) But luckily this "fear" can be "cured" more or less.
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~Pluie-Froide Jul 5, 2012  Student General Artist
Yeah, pretty much.
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Mood: Artistic ~Unloved-Sage Jun 15, 2012  Student Traditional Artist
How do you do burn scars? Those seem to be different then regular scars.
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