Use Alvin's Pantograph with inclined or horizontal boards for tracing or dotting. Features die-sunk graduations with holes drilled for accuracy, and adjustable nylon ratio thumb screws for smooth movement. Made of seasoned hardwood bars.

Solve any composition or perspective problem instantly! Using a dry erase marker (not included), sketch your composition directly on the grid, then use it to transfer your sketch to canvas or pad.

Gridvu is a viewable grid system that helps artists observe the interplay of visual elements in terms of scale, direction, and location.

The Guerrilla Painter Composition Finder has an adjustable opening to help you determine the perfect composition in the field — and a whole lot more. It even offers a guide to complementary colors and a value scale.

The Westcott Proportional Scale is used to calculate enlargements or reductions from 10% to 1000%, from 1" to 100". Made of tough plastic, it has large, easy-to-read markings.

The QuicKomp Artist's Drawing Tool helps you render drawings with precision and accuracy resulting in works that are in proportion and true-to-life. Isolate a section of the scene in the grid window.

Drawing portraits like the Masters is easy with this three-in-one system. The Golden X proportion tool and ruler help students place and draw facial features, and also helps teachers with limited knowledge of portraiture to teach it to their students.

The fold-up shapes are cut from neutral gray, heavy-duty cardstock so you can even teach other aspects of drawing such as highlights and shading. Or play around with different vanishing points by placing one shape behind another.

This handy, lightweight tool is a must for every painter's utility kit. It helps artists determine composition, crop images, and identify color values.

This clear and richly illustrated book features more than 400 diagrams that introduce artists, graphic designers, and architects to the principles of perspective, so they can create their own illusion of reality. Author — Yves Leblanc. Hardcover. 144 pages.

In this beautifully illustrated, easy to follow book, accomplished artist Phil Metzger starts simple, with discussions on atmosphere, detail and edges, size, values, and shadows. Then he tackles the more advanced topics of linear perspective.

In this sequel to the classic bestseller Perspective! For the Comic Book Artist, David Chelsea takes perspective to a whole other level by exploring the most dramatic viewpoints employed by today's artists. Paperback. 176 pages.

Imagine having the ability to draw any subject with precision, detail, and expression. With "How to See, How to Draw," artists of all levels can learn how to draw a wide variety of subjects such as portraits, landscapes, animals, and still lifes. Paperback. 160 pages.

An essential guide to perspective for artists, featuring basic principles, advanced techniques, and practical applications.

Save hours of preparation time with this package of fully illustrated study sheet masters. Easy lessons, clear drawings, and practice assignments help students learn and apply the rules and techniques of perspective in small, easy steps.

A hands-on guide with simple language and exercises to help you conquer any fear about perspective. Learn to create a sense of depth in your drawings and paintings. Author - Phil Metzger. Paperback. 144 pages. 8-1/2" × 11" (22 cm × 28 cm).

Clear, practical, and easy-to-follow, this book draws the reader into understanding the principles of perspective using simple techniques, tips, and step-by-step demonstrations. Author - Geoff Kersey.

This complete guide helps you build your understanding of perspective to an intuitive level so you can draw anything you can imagine. Paperback. 128 Pages.

This set of posters illustrates basic perspective concepts and provides a handy reference for students. The posters are ideal for classroom display or individual student use.

In this DVD from the "Art Is" video series, artist Gerald Brommer introduces linear perspective. He shows viewers how it is essential to see perspective in order to draw it. 29 minutes.

From the time of the Renaissance, artists have used principles of perspective to achieve depth and realism in their drawing. In this DVD, Larry Withers demonstrates when and how to use perspective effectively.