The rules and guidelines that make up the various elements of perspective and composition enable artists to expressively and aesthetically arrange their subjects within the boundaries of a drawing space.
Brenda Hoddinott
Author of Drawing for Dummies, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Drawing People, Drawing Book 1: Getting Started, and owner of Drawspace.com
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Identifying Your Eye Level By Brenda Hoddinott
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Make a Viewfinder Frame By Brenda Hoddinott
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Compose with a Viewfinder Frame By Brenda Hoddinott
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Draw a Box with One-Point Perspective By Brenda Hoddinott
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Three Perspectives on Boxes By Brenda Hoddinott
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Draw Simple Overlapping Shapes By Brenda Hoddinott
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A Forest Fades into the Mist By Brenda Hoddinott
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How to Use a Viewfinder Frame By Brenda Hoddinott
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Above, Below, and On the Horizon Line By Brenda Hoddinott
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Disappearing Into a Vanishing Point By Brenda Hoddinott
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Creating Depth with Overlapping By Brenda Hoddinott
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Composing a Portrait of Joel Allen By Brenda Hoddinott
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Atmospheric Perspective By Brenda Hoddinott
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Looking into Foreshortening By Brenda Hoddinott
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