Answer:
Foreshortening
Explanation:
Foreshortening is the representation in drawing or painting of any human object or figure from the application of the laws of perspective. It is a technique of graphical representation, in which an object or distance seems shorter than it actually is. The objective of this technique is to produce the impression of three-dimensionality in the represented figure. The term derives from the Italian verb scorciare which means "shorten".
Answer:
squares, triangles and ovals are very common.
Explaination: you have to try look look at the basic shapes of objects you are trying to draw, for example, the base shapes i use when sketching a nose are a circle at the tip, for rounder noses, and a triangle for the general shape.
