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Author: Johannes_Vloothuis, Contributing Editor
| 15. Do not start your visual path from a corner. |
 | Fig. 22. This is bad design. As you can see, the river originates from the bottom left corner of the canvas. |
 | Fig. 23. By widening the mouth of the river, we've solved the problem of originating from the corner. |
| Common Errors and How to Avoid Them
16. Avoid duplicating forms, lines, movement, and size. This will make them compete and conflict with each other. |
 | Fig. 24 .Observe these two paintings. (Left)The birch tree on the left has a twin. One of them should’ve leaned a different way and their width should vary. Fig. 25. (Right) the two horses are the same size and in the same position. |  |
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