Still Life Toolbox Midpoints: Finding the halfway points on your viewing frame and marking them on your paper. Parallels: Marking edges with vertical or.

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Still Life Toolbox Midpoints: Finding the halfway points on your viewing frame and marking them on your paper. Parallels: Marking edges with vertical or horizontal lines Measuring: Holding up your pencil to record the size of an object and compare it to something else Angles: Holding up your pencil along edges of objects and bringing this angle to your paper Negative Space: Drawing the spaces IN BETWEEN the objects

Midpoints: Finding the halfway points on your viewing frame and marking them on your paper.

Parallels: Marking edges with vertical or horizontal lines

Measuring: Holding up your pencil to record the size of an object and compare it to something else

Angles: Holding up your pencil along edges of objects and bringing this angle to your paper

Negative Space: Drawing the spaces IN BETWEEN the objects

PORTRAIT! Toolbox Midpoints: Finding the halfway points on your viewing frame and marking them on your paper. Parallels: Marking edges with vertical or horizontal lines Measuring: Holding up your pencil to record the size of an object and compare it to something else Angles: Holding up your pencil along edges of objects and bringing this angle to your paper Negative Space: Drawing the spaces IN BETWEEN the objects