Face it... you don't know
- Thread starter Brian D
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I see what you are saying about #10, but that one requires more creativity to see it as a face, compared to the other, more well defined, examples. It doesn't seem to be in the same class. I'm not sure that it was part of the artist's intention. That's just a guess on my part, of course.
I still don't see faces at 10, 12, 13. Time for me to visit Colorado. I do see a dog's face, under 6's chin, facing the ground.
If you move 13's arrow up and over the first left limb and then right to the main trunk, you will see the "screaming" guys face [facing to ground].
The key is to find the Profiles...
EYES!
Jim...