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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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He also drew human beings perfectly,
He also drew human beings perfectly, and studied the science of animals and plants.
I presume the part in bold mean "He also drew people perfectly with pencils," but I wonder if there are subtle nuances between "human beings" and "people." Your comments? Thanks.
I presume the part in bold mean "He also drew people perfectly with pencils," but I wonder if there are subtle nuances between "human beings" and "people." Your comments? Thanks.
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Human beings are people, but when we draw human beings, we concentrate on the physical form, while when we draw people we focus more on characterizations.
- Human beings are people, but when we draw human beings, we concentrate on the physical form, while when we draw people we focus more on characterizations.
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Human beings are people, but when we draw human beings, we concentrate on the physical form, while when we draw people we focus more on characterizations.
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