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Painting and Drawing Techniques
The Grid Method
Proportion
Proportions of a Face
Perspective
How to Draw Perspective - One-Point Perspective
How to Draw Perspective - Two-Point Perspective
How to Draw Perspective - Three-Point Perspective
Horizon Line
High and Low Level Horizon Line (One Point Perspective)
High and Low Level Horizon Line (Two Point Perspective)
High and Low Level Horizon Line (Three Point Perspective)
Isometric Drawing
Technical Drawing One Point Perspective
Technical Drawing Two Point Perspective
Technical Drawing Three Point Perspective
Foreshortening
How to use Foreshortening
Extreme and Exaggerated Foreshortening
How to Draw a Body
How to Draw Hands
Camera Obscura
Projecting an Image Onto Canvas
The Rule of Thirds
Art Theory
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Foreshortening – the visible effect that perspective has on shapes (mathematical rule)
These
four
shapes look
short
er wh
en
(foreshortening) they are pushed over.
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