You can scale better when you have a trained

Comparative Eye

About the book ...

All drawing from a visible subject is comparative drawing. That’s true whether you’re in Sight-Size or not. The difference depends upon scale.

A Comparative Eye contains over two-dozen progressive exercises suitable for everyone who wants to improve their visual accuracy when using Comparative Measurement.

Included with your purchase is a Course Book and a Workbook.

When you’re not in Sight-Size, you are drawing
using Comparative Measurement.

It helps to have a trained comparative eye.

Cast Drawing using Comparative Measurement

Portrait drawing using Comparative Measurement

And the best way to develop a comparative eye
is by deliberately practicing discrete skills that focus on
scaling your source image.

A Comparative Eye Helps You Practice:

Scaled Reduction and Enlargement

Get Your Copy of

A Comparative Eye:

Learn to See and Draw Better at Scale

Included with your purchase is a Course Book and a Workbook.

And, if you want to improve your general drawing accuracy,

you can begin training your Accurate Eye here.

About Darren R. Rousar

Hi! My name is Darren R. Rousar. I am an artist, teacher, and the author of numerous books about Sight-Size (as well as others about Memory Drawing). I have been helping aspiring artists like you learn how to confidently draw what they see for well over 30 years.

You can learn more about me here, more about Sight-Size here, and get answers to your questions over here.