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Pencil Measuring Plumb and Level Lines. Use: Estimates Comparisons To Find: Proportions Angles Use PENCIL and THUMB to find distance.

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1 Pencil Measuring Plumb and Level Lines

2 Use: Estimates Comparisons To Find: Proportions Angles Use PENCIL and THUMB to find distance.

3 Keep one eye closed, arm must be straight. FIND BASE MEASUREMENT

4 Find your base measurement. Use it to compare the rest of the body. The head is used. The length from the bottom of the foot to the inseam is used.

5 A a

6 Plumb and Level lines helps your PROPORTIONS it?? Length 1 =length 1 = approx. 2/3 of length 1

7 Use angles to find curves too!

8 Assignment

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