Lately I´ve been thinking why the women I draw don´t look like the originals, while men are instantly recognized. Maybe, since I simplify women too much, they end up too "industrialized". I confess that I always try to make girls cuter so they won´t feel like killing me. Men are uglier and less worried about how they look (usually). Thus, I feel less pressured when drawing them. Also, I´m always worried of how simplify my drawings. Guess that´s the result of drawing women more oftenly.
Maybe this is what happens in my brain:

The original, based on a photo.

The clone, based on the first drawing.

The second clone, based on the drawing above.

The third clone, based on the drawing above.
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