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Tutorial: Composition, part I
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Published: 2008-04-04 17:41:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 65151; 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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I learned that in high school, but not quite well. you just made it look a lot easier !
thank you
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Really good turorial! I hope you'll one day make more of this, it's really helpful
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Interesting. We always are learning. Thanks for sharing. Waiting for the next tutorials.
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Nice tutorial
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great tutorial, short and to the point, good job!
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Very helpful tutorial, thanks for share it arisuonpaa!!
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wow i suck at composition, but this tutorial is really helpful!
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Thanks easy understanding
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This is a nice composition tutorial. Really helpful..
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This is worth a fave. Totally
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This is way past my current skill, but definitely good to have for when I'm better
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thank you for the tutorial will have a go making a fantasy scene
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An excellent tutorial, I will be sure to have this in my faves for later use~
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Terrific tutorial; I will be filing this away for future reference
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Great tutorial! The rule of thirds is integral to good composition.
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Is it possible for composition to come naturally to some people, with no training?
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I love this! Nobody ever thinks to tell us something like this. So very useful. Thank you!
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aaaah why did we only learn crap at school in art class? This is so useful.
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I love the tutorial, every days a school day, p.s. thanks for the badge
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Please donΒ΄t tell me the second prt ainΒ΄t out yet.
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This year I'm going to work on composition so thanks for the reminder.
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I have featured your wonderful tutorial in my journal:[link]
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Excellent tutorial. Just be sure to note that the "one thirds"
(formally, rule of thirds) is ONLY a guideline. And of course,
can be broken [carefully]. I learned from your idea of point
of interests too. Need to study it a bit more, thanks!
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i find this quite usful as a reminder ^_^
although i've learned a few theories about drawing/ painting
sometimes when there are too many desired elements
things cancome be confusing and those foils might take over the attention
so this piece of information is very usful for starters
thanks
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If I drew a character on a vertical piece of paper, on the left, and his head being one of the points of interest based on the rule of thirds, would that cause his entire form to become an object of interest due to its attachment to his head? This is what I'm going for and am unsure if this is a correct assumption.
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It doesn't guarantee that the whole character would get into focus, but the eye does get naturally lead from the head to the rest of the body. Just be careful the rest of the body doesn't lead the viewer out of the picture.
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So just ensure that his whole body is in cooperation with the setting?
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Thank you so much for this tutorial. I am going to find part 2 now
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Sorry there is no part 2 yet
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My god, my god! I understand composition now!
Thanks, this tutorial helps a lot in comparision of others.
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I didn't know that the rule of the thirds was that important in this context. Thanks for the great tutorial.
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This is a wonderful tutorial! It answered a lot of questions. 
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Oh my Gosh, please continue with this! I've been drawing from other people's photos for the past three years, because I'm too scared of composition...But you explain it in such a way that makes it easy for me to learn!
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The part about not letting the ground take up more than one third, or sky vice versa was very helpful :] im going to apply that to my photography from now on :d
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