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Yeah, when you are taught to draw, they always tell you to hold the picture up to a mirror. Any errors become blatant when you do that. Its also why you have to
by loso 14y ago
Yeah, when you are taught to draw, they always tell you to hold the picture up to a mirror. Any errors become blatant when you do that. Its also why you have to be careful when you draw at an angle when sitting down. As soon as you sit the picture up right once again errors show up where you didn't see them before.
- evincarofautumn 14y agoIn one particularly embarrassing example, I once spent dozens of hours on a project for a drawing class, only to find I’d included perspective distortion on the entire image from the angle at which I’d been viewing the canvas. Luckily it turned out to be a good-looking effect, and I got a good grade by passing it off as intentional.