You're supposed to flip it while you're working on it too you DUMBASS

What does it mean if this only happens when it comes to drawing people? I never have this problem when drawing objects.

>>7871635
You flip your canvas as you draw, not at the end

>>7871635
I flipped my art once and realized how retarded and face blind I was and never did it again. My mind couldn't handle it.

>>7871679
As hateful as it is, it genuinely helps you improve the final piece.

how did the old masters flip their canvas every 6 seconds without a huge room sized setup?

how did Michael and Gelo flip the Sixteen chapel's ceiling?

how did cavemen flip the cave wall?

>>7871638
Means you observational skills are bad. You're just more sensitive to the features of people because it's literally encoded into your biology

>>7871687
I was wondering the same. Maybe they flipped it in their head.

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>>7871687
>the Sixteen chapel

>>7871687
They turned around and used mirrors...

>>7871687
they flipped it upside down

Flipping it doesn’t mean anything. It genuinely means nothing. Does the picture look good as it is that’s all that matters Bro.

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>>7871728
wrong. real life photos of people dont look janky when you invert them. your drawings shouldnt be either

>>7871690
>>7871690
flipping an image just forces u to view an image without the bias u formed while staring at it for a long time. u can get the same effect by stepping away from a painting or piece for a bit. for longer pieces i take a screenshot and put it on my phone. ill end up seeing it at some point during the day and notice all the ugly mistakes.

>>7871687
they had 15 chapels done by then, the first ones probably looked like shit

>>7871728
You get used to the image, that's why you might not spot mistakes. You either walk away for some minutes, or just flip the image.