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Over and over.
If something happens over and over, it happens repeatedly.
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I just found myself being re-drawn over and over to visual media as a subject.
The first subject I learned to draw, that I drew over and over, was a head in profile.
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"I loved him party for his music, and partly for his flamboyant costumes which I drew over and over again in my scrapbook.
At least half the time, I see they've filled the entire sketchbook with faces … the same face, drawn over and over," she wrote in a piece for the Huffington Post.
But she seems drawn over and over again to a generalized language of feeling, even lazy cardiology prose: "His heart split open"; "Helen felt as though her mother had... squeezed her heart"; "Connie felt her heart fill with gratitude for her sister"; "Connie's heart shrank"; "His heart tossed this way and that".
The art is better than many superhero comics because all of the characters are drawn as individual people with diverse body types, as opposed to the same body drawn over and over again with different hairstyles.
Some are artists who draw me over and over and over again.
"He'll draw it over and over again and use it in a painting, a print, a sculpture".
"He stands behind me and tells me to draw things over and over to his specifications," Karl says.
I drew anchors over and over again on grapefruit.
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