MAIN RULES of Composition in painting. Think about it before you lift up a brush - Prasad Beaven 

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The first thing you need to do before starting painting is to learn the basics of composition🖼
It’s an extremely important thing for an artist. Without this knowledge you will hardly make a success in painting. And it doesn’t matter what you’re working with - watercolor, pastel, gouache, acrylic or pencils. Composition should always come first in your mind☝🏻
That is why our Artefacto instructor Prasad Beaven is here to tell you all basic rules of composition and clearly demonstrate the main laws on paper.
Watch till the very end and make notes😉 It will certainly help you on your painting journey💖
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MAIN RULES of Composition in painting. Think about it before you lift up a brush - Prasad Beaven