November 2012
Beginner
164 pages
4h 36m
English

Another important concept to keep in mind when staging your character in a composition is how your design “leads the eye” of your viewer. When we are designing an illustration, we usually have a story point, character point of view (which we’ll get to in the next chapter), or a subject or object we want the audience to look at (or “read”) first. Other parts of the composition may be secondarily important, but there is always a focal point to a scene – that one area of the design we want to visually lead the viewer’s eye to. Staging a scene correctly is how you do this. Good ...
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