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The drawing wasn't looking nearly as bad as he was expecting it to. He sighed as he got pretty much everything evenly balanced. He was drawing her in a more... Cartoony style that he was wanting to though. He knew it didn't look realistic in the least, but he didn't really care too much. It was still a portrait of her. Sadly though, he took a lot of time on drawing the lips. He kept looking up at her and back down at the page, forming them almost perfectly. He wasn't sure what the attraction was there, but... He enjoyed the way he was drawing them.
When he was done with the lips, nothing else on the paper looked too good anymore and it made him feel kind of strange. She shrugged the feeling off and just stretched out his shoulders some. He then looked down at his rather childish looking drawing and then back to her, laughing lightly. He then looked down at her drawing of him and couldn't help but laugh. It wasn't bad, but he found her reaction to be comical.
"It's not bad, Sasha," he said as he continued to laugh. "I really like how you did the eyes though."

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It was rather strange for her to be drawing him like this... The perfection before her becoming utter perfection on her page as well. It made her not like this drawing or the person the more she sketched it... But then when she finally took a small mental break from this and looked down at his own drawing, it made her blush slightly. He'd drawn two pictures as well... And one was of her yesterday. He'd apparently been over analyzing things... How could he remember it so perfectly? But then again, it was pretty easy to remember those features when the person was sitting right in front of you. She shook her head and then looked back down at the picture she'd been drawing.
Making some more jots and lines on it, she was rather proud of her work. She'd not added all of the detail she wanted to, mainly in the hair, but... It was good... Really good... The expression she'd drawn on his face in the front view made her have to look away though. It just made her want to smile because that was how she drew him... Smiling.
Then she turned her face up to look at the teacher. She laughed a little when he explained why he drew it that way. Aza then looked back towards the teacher.
"I drew it this way because you can't fully capture all of the features of someone if you draw them from one perspective... Had I just drawn a front view, you would not have been able to see the squareness in his jaw... But had I only drawn the side view, you would not have been able to see so much more," she explained to the woman, glancing back down at her picture and then back towards Draydon.