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| Name: | alex | | |||
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| City: | los angeles | State: | ca | | |
| You know, I have actually heard that couple of times before. It`s kind of interesting. We as human beings value symmetry and immediately notice asymmetry. Islamic art for instance prizes proportions and symmetry above all. But for human faces I think it may be different because it would make the face seem unnatural if each half was a mirror image reflection of the other. At the same time too much asymmetry like a drooping eye would not be considered attractive. |
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