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La verdad es que el tema de la ceja me preocupaba, y trabajé en él. Hice tres versiones del ojo: una como tú sugieres --centrada sobre él--, otra sin la ceja, y con la que al final me he quedado.
La elección se ha basado simplemente en una cuestión de expresividad. La ceja oblícua daba a la expresión del rostro más agresividad --aún. Sé que queda "antinatural", pero al final pensé que era la decisión más acertada para no romper la fuerza del gesto.
I made three different versions of the eye: first one with it round, second one without the eyebrow, and third, the final version.
The choice was finally a question of expressivity. The original eyebrow, oblicuos, makes the face --even-- more agressive. I know it looks "antinatural", but I just thought it was the best decission not to break the strength of the gesture.
(Sorry for my english mistakes
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