Which is true when using a grid to draw a portrait from an image? (1 point) Responses Diagonal lines should be evenly spaced across the entire image. Diagonal lines should be evenly spaced across the entire image. Horizontal and vertical lines should be evenly spaced over the entire image. Horizontal and vertical lines should be evenly spaced over the entire image. Lines should be very thick and widely spaced. Lines should be very thick and widely spaced. Lines should gradually get thicker as they get closer to the bottom of the image.
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The correct statement when using a grid to draw a portrait from an image is: Horizontal and vertical lines should be evenly spaced over the entire image.
This approach helps maintain proportionality and accuracy when transferring the image to your drawing surface.
