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tips on making large perfect/near perfect circles
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to be specific i am trying to make a large full moon but I can't manage to get a good circle
using traditional media? most people simply trace a round object or use a compass. if you have any rubber bands or strings that could work too. if you really want to try free-handing it, you could use a ruler to measure the distances and correct any errors in the circle.
okay thank you
its all in the wrist
well my wrist are trash lol I'll stick to tracing
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you can also always hold a pencil and just twist your wrist around well your hand is still on the paper well your hand is still in one spot
You can use a pencil and a paperclip
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