Waching daily Oct 28 2018

Do you ever really get over your first love?

Justin may have recently tied the knot but Selena's emotional breakdown is still really affecting him a source says

Fans can't help but wonder if Justin Bieber

24 has plans to visit Selena Gomez 26 since her hospitalization

Especially since the Miami music source opened up to people about the feelings. She still has for his ex

He is not over Selena

The insider said this was his first great love and while he was young and traveling around the world as a superstar

He learned a great deal from her he may or may not have made a mistake with his recent marriage

But he was extremely upset over what has happened to Selena

He feels like she is part of his life and he wants her to happy and healthy

Justin was seen crying in his car just days after his exit and emotional breakdown

She was in the hospital for a low white blood cell count when she had a panic attack and has since started dialectical behavior therapy

But while Justin may still have love for Selena a source close to his wife told hollywoodlife.com exclusively the Haley Baldwin

21 is supporting him through all of the emotions. He's experiencing

This is a really hard spot for Haley to be in but she's handling this with a lot of grace and maturity

The insider said with all the history that Justin and Selena have this isn't easy for anyone

But Haley is putting aside all her feelings and just being there for Justin and letting him process everything

This might not be the ideal

Honeymoon stage that either one of them was hoping for but we're glad to see the newlyweds banding together during this tough time

Justin and Selena have dated on and off since

2011 and their most recent rekindling and adjust for months before Haley started sporting her massive engagement ring after

Moving so fast it makes sense that Justin's feelings would be all the place in the face of Selena's recent

Hospitalization but here's to hoping his emotional turmoil is temporary

For more infomation >> Justin Bieber 'Is Not Over' Selena Gomez Despite Hailey Baldwin Marriage. He Still Has Love For Her - Duration: 2:22.

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The Dragon Prince What Is Done Part 3 - Mason Moss - Duration: 3:01.

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It's a primal storm. It uses magical energy from one of the six primal sources look

What's inside

It's a storm a real storm

captured from the top of mountain

That's incredible. You're so lucky you get to learn magic. Well, you have to learn sword fighting. I'd switch places in a second. I

Do not understand girls

My king we have not been able to find the elves

Sundown is only an hour away

Sauron and the others have returned to bolster your defenses

It won't be enough. I've accepted that tonight. I may pay the price for our mistakes

arrow

Don't give up just yet

Claudia and I are still searching for a

creative solution

Call it what it is

dark magic

Yes

I've spent years going along with these creative solutions. Then where has it gotten me? I don't understand I

Know you don't

Leave me

Okay, what is that with the nose the finger not everyone speaks Claudia Claudia it means

Ezrin we need to get going. It's almost sundown as

Prince Kelly

Of course we're both here why wouldn't we be

Right. Well the king wants to see you alone Prince Callum Oh

Perfect, but he could have seen both of us if he wanted to

Two eggs for breakfast and I was starving today I had four eggs and I'm stuffed

So tomorrow three eggs, I get it. We don't need to talk. I was good at two eggs and sausage

For more infomation >> The Dragon Prince What Is Done Part 3 - Mason Moss - Duration: 3:01.

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SKETCHPAD: Is Artistic Anatomy Really Necessary? - Duration: 4:39.

If you were to ask me: Should I learn anatomy? I would say absolutely yes.

If you ask me is it absolutely necessary to learn anatomy? I would say: It all depends.

Knowing anatomy increases your

appreciation of the human form. It can also help with more difficult or unusual

poses. I can't say that I use Anatomy every moment when I draw but here and

there, usually at the joints or more difficult areas like the back muscles or

the forearms it really comes in handy. It also allows me to selectively emphasize

certain areas, muscle groups to make the form look more dynamic. That said

practiced artists are keen observers and can render very lifelike and

anatomically accurate drawings from the live model even without formal or

exhaustive anatomy training. In the same way, if you are a landscape painter you

wouldn't have to know that the terrain was made up of sandstone, limestone, iron

or quartz to render a beautiful scene. Now you can go through your whole career

as a figure artist or portraitist without ever cracking a book on anatomy.

however if you want to draw from imagination, whether it's an allegorical

theme, comic books or animation then the knowledge of anatomy is absolutely

crucial. Now I've spent most of my life drawing to figure without knowing

anatomy although I was always fascinated by the topic. I could render a pretty

decent figure but I felt that was being held back by my lack of knowledge.

So about 15 years ago I decided to knuckle down and teach myself anatomy.

I gave myself one year, one year to learn and memorize everything I could about

the bones and muscles of the body and how they worked, and I did it. I started

off with some very basic books books with fabulous illustrations and others

with lengthier texts. It was hard at first new terminology new concepts but

once I got through the first couple of books all subsequent books repeated much

of the same information. But they refreshed my knowledge and added new bits of

information not covered in my previous reading. If you were to ask me for the

three most essential books I would recommend these: Practical Art Anatomy by

E.G. Lutz is a great book for getting your feet wet. It's a very simple and easy to

read book. This book is also in the public domain and you can download it

for free from our website. The next book would be Classic Human

Anatomy by Valerie Winslow. This is a must-have book for every serious artist

interested in learning anatomy. It is beautifully balanced with both

great illustrations and well-written text. And finally Dr. Paul Richer's

Artistic Anatomy is an essential. Written with great medical specificity, the text

isn't easy but then again the real value of the book are the accurate

illustration plates of the bones and muscles. It's a book that I go back to

time and again for reference. As you can see my copy is pretty well beaten up

that's how often I've used it. I also try to simplify the information, For instance,

although there are 206 plus bones in the body there are really only about 26

totally unique bones. And while there are hundreds of muscles in the body there

are only about 56 visible muscles that concern the artist. Yes some of the study

of anatomy can be tedious, but it's also exciting knowing that at the end of your

studies you'll have this arsenal of knowledge that you can always

draw from. I'm Larry Withers and thanks for watching.