HI! First of all your English is great :) Second - nice pictures! In general - microugly is right (as always). The key is to simplify your pictures. The thing is that the students must concentrate on lips movement and not on thinking about the color of the skin or thinking about how to make this po...

Yeah. I think keeping it simple works. It helps you focus on what you should be focusing on. Plus if you have to make 40 of these you want to make it as easy as possible :) Yeah, definitely with the numbers needed. I like doing this because it gives me lots of practice in art, since I never had muc...

Here is an example from the book I taught my students during pronunciation time. I won't be using this exact pic for legal reasons. Is this more like what you were talking about microUgly? http://www.missiontomongolia.org/openworks/-f-.png Note: I do think the lips are a bit too red for my liking, b...

Maybe some earrings, to add a feminine touch? This picture is to be later modified to have tongue, lips, and teeth in position for every sound in the English language. [Basically, you'll see the insides of what is going on for each sound.] Out of curiosity, how many sounds are there? I thought abou...

Nice work! It looks impressive and complicated.

I am working on a face for a girl. I am a newbie beyond newbies at svg/art/life. I am doing this for a project to make a kind of Open Source ESL (English as a Second Language) curriculum. [My English ain't so great, but I did teach many Mongolians to say "yall".] This picture is to be late...