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Catttt Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
reading clues
Does here "reading clues" refer to "her text" or "human perception". I think the former is true and it means "some reading clues that her text provides in order to decide better about scales, ...". Am I right?
"Like all good artists, she recognises the primacy of ‘creating order’ and her text demonstrates how well she understands the principles of human perception in decoding and interpreting two-dimensional images, reading clues to determine scale, perspective and shadow."
"Like all good artists, she recognises the primacy of ‘creating order’ and her text demonstrates how well she understands the principles of human perception in decoding and interpreting two-dimensional images, reading clues to determine scale, perspective and shadow."
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There is insufficient text to be sure, but I surmise that the clues are to her artwork. She understands that human perception (by the people who view her artworks) can read her brushwork (if she is a painter) that suggests scale, perspective, shadow, etc. Does that help you?
- There is insufficient text to be sure, but I surmise that the clues are to her artwork.
- She understands that human perception (by the people who view her artworks) can read her brushwork (if she is a painter) that suggests scale, perspective, shadow, etc.
- Does that help you?
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There is insufficient text to be sure, but I surmise that the clues are to her artwork. She understands that human perception (by the people who view her artworks) can read her brushwork (if she is a painter) that suggests scale, perspective, shadow, etc.
Does that help you?
Does that help you?
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