Artistic Application

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The Artist angle

The Artist Angle is a revolutionary new tool that can be used for two-dimensional or three-dimensional art as well as transferring images from photography or other two-dimensional surfaces onto your creative medium. It was originally designed for Plein air artists and arts students, but it has since been adopted by a wide range of people, including those who want to create art for therapeutic reasons or as their primary focus each day. This includes art students hobbyists, professional artists, neurodivergent individuals, and those with limited sensory input. The Artist Angle can assist these individuals develop their artistic talent and achieve their creative goals.

Features

  • Perspective capturing & rendering instrument 
  • Facilitates self-teaching of Perspective 
  • Used for 2-D or3-D art  & other fields 
  • New millennium force absorbing factors  minimize potential damage.
  • Easy to use


  • Portable, durable & lightweight
  • When closed, measures 5.5 inches when closed, 8 inches open
  • Eight-inch ruler and straight edge for graphic design
  • Precision detailed measurements
  • Measurements marked US Customary, SI & Braille


  • Ample space before measurement systems begin.
  • lAccomodates a variety of marking tools
  • Updated graphics include outlines of capturing windows
  • Accurately transfers images from 3-D onto your creative medium
  • Molded from top quality technologically advanced acrylic


  • Substance allows tool to remain rigid when in use; 
  • Protective carrying case available
  • Safety features incorporated for every known variable
  • Transparent hue improves user’s instrument visualization
  •  Works with all artistits' mediums (proper cleaning needed)


  • Facilitates the return of distance vision and perspective
  • Owners Secret Handbook only available to purchasers.
  • Artist Angle, L3 GUIDE  created in color only available to purchasers
  • An audio-visual Guide is planned for the future.
  • Meets TSA Guidlines for carry-on luggage

Benefits

  • Learn perspective quickly and easily 
  • Comprehend the concept of Perspective when working through creating perspective for a composition 
  • Capture and create perspective in many art related works 
  • Improve your artistic abilities and comprehension of concepts
  • Create beautiful art in many settings
  • Help those with limited sensory input develop their artistic talent
  • Facilitates the return of distance vision and perspective
  • Facilitates capturing Perspective and Self-learning this concept when working through creating perspective for a composition
  • Instruction sheet created for for all
  • Facilitates the return of distance vision and perspective
  • Facilitates capturing and self-learning the concept of Perspective
  • Instruction sheet created for for most


Instructions For Use

I. First Step in using your AA:

If this is your first time using your AA, observe the location of its features and how the tools work. Open and close the blades five times to develop a feel of how it moves, and you can move with it set. Practice looking through the actual blades and then their capturing slits. Consider placing a practice sketch on a piece of paper with initial use, (for many art forms, use a sheet equal in size to the support you may use to create your art). While practicing, follow the instructions below. How to hold the AA, below at this time.


How to the AA:

  1. With the longest portion of the blades pointed upward. Gently grasp the instrument, so the metal "rivet" initially rests between your fingertips and the longest part of the blades is pointed upward.
  2. The artist extends their arm(s) towards their desired subjects.
  3. Open the AA like a "Smile". Move the blades closest to you, "A" (the tip with the AA logo in it), slightly towards your left, and the one labeled "B" towards your right.

II. How to use the AA for each creation:

  1. From this position, directly face your upper body toward your subject.
  2. Follow the directions explained earlier, "How to hold the AA".
  3. Set one blade to a relative vertical (for example), and line up the center of the object in the center groove of the blade.
  4. Then rotate the second blade to line up with the middle of the second shape - for example,  an edge of a shape/plane of an object could be used.
  5. Then this relationship between the two objects will be captured and held in position - if not directly touched; the blades remain set for some time.
  6. Adjust your upper body to directly face the support onto which you will sketch the captured relationship. Consider placing a practice sketch on a piece of paper with initial use. Equal in size to where you plan to create your art, a sketch pad, paper for painting, canvas, molding material for a 3D sculpture, or actors for choreography in performing arts.
  7. The artists sketching may place graphite or charcoal sticks within the middle groove to place marks to delineate the edges - or other relationships captured.
  8. Likewise, a painter may paint marks to define the relationship, also within the middle and distal ends slits - of each blade. Upon completing AA use, follow the instructions for "Care of AA".

III. Care of Artist's Angle

Cleaning agents are typically used for the art mediums mentioned, which are safe to use, when used in a typical manner, on the Artist's Angle.

- Will not discolor nor affect transparency significantly.

  1. Soap and water.
  2. Sanitary hand wipes.
  3. Rubbing alcohol and,
  4. Turpentine-based products.

After using any harsh agents, such as alcohol or turpentine-based products - please wash the cleaning solution off with soap and water, before drying and storing the device.


Store and use the AA in a respectful manner, avoiding bending and placing extremely uneven pressure on the device.

- It's made of acrylic which may fracture resulting in sharp pieces. The device edges may be sharp, so caution in its care and use is emphasized to avoid injury.

Do not give the AA to children because of the risks of injury.


Please go to Martha Gallery to contact the manufacturer if any questions arise.

  • AA TESTIMONIALS

    What people say when they get to experience the AA Tools for all of their artistic works.

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    "The artist angle is the best tool I've ever used for drawing perspective. It's so easy to use and it makes my drawings look so much better."



    - John Smith, Professional Artist.

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    "I'm a professional architect, and I use the Artist Angle every day. It's the perfect tool for creating accurate perspective drawings."



    - Jane Doe, Architect.

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    "I'm a student at the Art Institute, and I;m using the Artist Angle for the drawing class. It's helping me to understand perspective much better."



    - Susan Jones, Art Student.

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    "I'm a neurodivergent artist, and the Artist Angle has been a game-changer for me. It's helped me to develop my artistic talent and achieve my creative goals."



    - David Jones, Artist.

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    "The Artist Angle has helped me to regain my distance vision and perspective. I used to have trouble seeing things clearly at a distance, but now I can see everything perfectly."



    - John Smith, Patient

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    "The Artist Angle has helped me to learn how to capture perspective and self-learn this concept when working through creating perspective for a composition. I used to have trouble undestanding perspective, but now I can do it easily."



    - Jone Doe, Artist

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    "The Artist Angle instruction sheet is very clear and easy to understand. It has helped me to use the Artist Angle correctly and effectively."



    - Susan Jones, Student.

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    "The Artist Angle is TSA Approved, so I can take it with me on my travels. This is a great convenience for me, as I like to draw when I travel."



    - David Jones, Artist

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Order your Artist Angle today and start creating beautiful art at ease!

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This video shows a few artistic applications for which this instrument was initially created. It is now well established that the Artist Angle applies to all known fields of work and hobby activities except for aspects of legal brief writing. For example, the Artist Angle may capture and recreate perspective in plein air painting, watercolor, still life, transfer from photographs or other two-dimensional images, and portraiture without mathematical calculations among the infinite 2D and 3D fields of work and hobbies activities. A list of known areas of Artist Angle application will be provided on this website in the upcoming weeks.