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There is an innate impulse that drives us to draw faces. As children, we tirelessly draw our family and friends. It sometimes seems like a mnemonic exercise designed to prevent us from forgetting their faces. Being portrayed is a tribute, an honor that places us as beings worthy of remembrance. Just as Emperor Augustus wanted a portrait of himself in every corner of his territory, we distribute images of our loved ones as a form of worship and honor. It's unnecessary to delve into details for the drawing to resemble the portrayed; a couple of hints are enough for us to quickly guess who …