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Description
Using two hands and closing one eye, you can quickly see how a live subject can fit into the rectangle of your paper or canvas. This slideshow gives you the view from the artist’s eye so you can do this classic technique.
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1. Use your two hands in L-shape to make a frame around your subject
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2. Visualize the rectangle. Is it the same proportions as your paper?
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3. Look to see where the subject interacts with the frame
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