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Bend the form. Keep the  cannoli. structure.

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You can create effective visual tension by lifting the visual weight above the midline.
The farther it's pushed, the longer you can hold the eye.

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Decide to incorporate your mistakes into your final art--with bravado. 
It will read convincingly.

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Perspective is never unconsidered because an object has no obvious rectilinear corners or edges. It lies hidden under every decision made, and should arise as naturally as does a regional dialect. 

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Live Caricature is Better! bumper stickers should be issued!

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