Using the rule of thirds to evaluate the composition of a well-crafted painting, that eye should be attracted to <span>one or more points of interest.</span>
The rule says that an image should be divided into 9 equal squares by two horizontal and two vertical lines and that the important objects of the image should be placed between the lines (in the centers of the squares) or in the intersections of the lines.
In this way, the eye is dragged to the different points that the artist wants the viewer to focus on the image, then the correct option is option A: one or more points of interest.
