Here's another real beautiful one Thomas. His colouring in this, is to die for. 
Very beautiful, very. Not only the coloring, but the expression, the mood. And also, you can see a lot of asymmetry in this face. I don't know why they say symmetry is the desirable perfection, when the asymmetry is what gives Jake's face such interest and mobility even when still. But we've had this discussion before, about how in some cultures, such as the Japanese, they value the asymmetric, the mar and the flaw, the irregular mark across an otherwise empty field. Not to get too artistic -- I just love all of Jake's asymmetries!
kathy
