To make landscapes appear realistically proportioned, where should an artist place the horizon line in any art work? A At the ey e level of people B At the shoulder level of people C At the waist level of people D At the foot level of people
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Hi there! The answer is D. As in "realistically proportioned", it means if you were to stand in a position next to the object or person, it would be how you see things. In this case, the answer would be at the foot level of a person. Hope this helps!
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To make landscapes appear realistically proportioned, where should an artist place the horizon line in any art work? Answer: </span> <span>At the foot level of people
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