Using a Mirror to Improve Your Drawing
Katie LiddiardDescription
Katie finds that whenever she’s been painting without a break for 20 or 30 minutes, pulling out the mirror and checking her full view in this way is extremely helpful. And if you get too accustomed to the reverse image of your painting that you see in the mirror, and you’re failing to get that fresh-eyes bump, Katie suggests turning your painting upside down. You’ll find that you’re now seeing objects as abstract shapes and not attaching expectations such as “flower” to them, and it can help you detach and easily identify areas you want to correct or refine.
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