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The document discusses the gridding process used by artist Chuck Close in his photorealistic paintings. It explains that Close starts with a gridded photo and transfers a scaled grid onto his canvas. He begins painting in one corner, using the grid to accurately depict the proportions and details of the photographed subject at a larger scale. Examples of Close's gridded paintings are provided.










Explores the concept of grid drawing for proportions, featuring Chuck Close's process and artworks.
Focuses on collaborative art projects, involving enlarging squares to create a mural, emphasizing precision.