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The first step is to break down your reference image into easily understood shapes and values, giving you the opportunity to learn the “language” of your potential painting.
Learning how to edit is a lifetime skill. The more practice you do, the stronger your compositions get. So how do you choose the best composition from a photo reference?
Check out this fail proof technique to scale up your image (without using math!). A good way to find the best cropping to fit on your paper.
This short demonstration shows the proper use of a viewfinder outdoors, and how it will help you find the best composition.
How you can use cropmarks to help get perspective right (even if you don’t know perspective).
Pulling together all the Good Bones steps in the previous videos, Liz shows how they work together to provide a solid start to any representational painting.
