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Use lower angles andremember to make sure

characters arent parallel

to each other. Break

things up!

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Does your composition have

a nice silhouette?

Make sure things read

clearly.

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Use perspective to your advantage. Try

get some depth into your comps!

A lower horizon line really sets your

characters into the composition.

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Once again, lowering the

horizon really helps!

Try make your compositions

more dynamic.

Be aware of how the eye flowsaround the comp, and what

you want the eye drawn to.

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