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Pesky Point of View

DISCLAIMER: Before anyone starts screaming about this article not emphasizing the Creative aspect of writing, please understand that this information was hammered into my head by my editors. This is what I had to learn to see my work published.

That doesn't mean you have to follow it! As with all advice, feel free to take what you can use and throw out the rest.
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Pesky Point of View
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What is Point of View (POV)?
-- It's the view of the person telling the story.

First Person: I am telling the story.

Second Person. I am telling the story to YOU. (Diaries and letters are commonly written this way.)

Third

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Tutorial-Using Photo Referenceby =Fyuvix

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"How do I draw?"
"Use photo reference."
"................k?" *wanders off not knowing what to do next*

WELL NOW HERE'S A TUTORIAL ON WHAT IT MEANS TO "USE REFERENCE PHOTOS." I realized that there's a big mystery about "reference photos." (or using life-drawing, real-life references, same point) Some people see it as "cheating," other artists say it's a "key ingredient to accurate and/or believable drawing." It's in my opinion that the former thinkers, only see reference photos as a source for copying. Well, pukes, this tutorial will prove otherwise! Now, I'm not claiming to be a great artist or nothin'. I just really like trying to explain what I've discovered through my own experiences.

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