
Thumbnail sketching is basically doing very small, simple sketches. Usually just with line and maybe some rough hatching, but they can be shaded, or in simple blocked tone. A thumbnail sketch is usually enclosed within a rough frame, so that you are laying out a small but complete composition. This is a great way to experiment with various compositions or arrangements. Its also a good way to ensure that you consider the entire picture - too often we tend to 'float' the central object of interest in the middle of the page. Click the link to
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Thumbnails are a great way to see if an idea works, or to play with a scene, to decide what is important to you.