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Tutorial: Composition, part I
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Published: 2008-04-04 17:41:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 65148; Favourites: 2321; Downloads: 956
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This is the first part of my tutorials about composition. Let me know if you find this helpful. More to come if this gets any positive feedback
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thank you so much for sharing it!!
I think that scene composition is one of the most challenging topics to face when realizing a painting (in particular, I find it quite complicate, lot of practicing is awaiting for me, sob XD), and your tutorials is really helpful and clear!
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I'm glad you found it helpful
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This is great! In classes they always told us about the rule of thirds, but they never went into much detail and just pushed us forward to the next subject. You've covered a lot of good points that they missed~!!!
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awesome, thanks for sharing this
I'm just starting to paint and that alone is helpful
a very late congrats on your DD
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thx for the tutorial
hope there is another soon
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I'm completely new to painting digitally so I love these sort of tutorials.
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The part with the dead centre is one of the first techniques people learn when designing Wallpaper, cause if you use a Wallpaper as Desktop background, it seems so squeezed and small (not always but often)
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Good tutorial.
Digital 3d artists could use this stuff too.
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Ahhh, the "Rule Of Thirds", I remember this. Good job.
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I like to read about theory behind art so this is helpful. :3
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This helps so much with a large painting I am trying to compose! Thank you so much!
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Wow! Thank you! Composition is a dead point for me, I am always stuck with it!
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Really helpful, will make use of it on my next painting! thank you very much
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Very neat tutorial, I'm sure it will be helpful to many artists!
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Just what I needed. I was recently thinking that I need to study composition and here it is. c :
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Great tutorial. Very simple, easy to follow and highly effective. Well done!
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This is a very interesting and very clear tutorial.
Do you still plan to do a part 2?
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I always loved having such kind of background information. Often we see if something looks right or not, but can't tell why.
Thanks for sharing.
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I really love that you would take the time to share knowledge with the DA community.
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this is something im definitely going to try to put to use from now on
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I Find this tutorial useful finaly i might get rid of all missplaced tings in My paintings yayz! :3
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Wow, that's very well explain! Thank you a lot! I will use it for my futur art!
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Wow, thank you! I was wondering what that grid was for on my camera.
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Very helpful, Please make more! I absolutely love your digital paintings, they are absolutely gorgeous! any tips and tricks - especially on subjects like this are very much sought after. Especially because as you said, it's not something that is covered very often- but it's very true (I just didn't know it).
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wow this helps everything, not just drawing but also photographing and filming 
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This seems to be interesting... Thank you for the tutorial! ^^
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Love the way you present your tutorial.. very clean. I'd never thought of doing them as images
Thanks for the Llama too
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Thank you for the tutorial, and for the Llama badge! lol
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Thanks for the great tutorial! I'm glad you chose this subject, and look forward to your next tutorials.
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Wish I had read this before I made my little DA Muro lol now I know thanks for that. Always have a hard time with this.
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