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Landscape-format art posters make horizontal relationships part of the viewing experience. A distant ridge, a row of buildings or a sequence of abstract forms can guide attention across the image. This direction can echo a shelf or sofa and bring a considered connection to a living space. Colour remains helpful, but the main line within the composition offers another starting point. A low horizon gives the sky a prominent role; a scene filled with shapes creates a different rhythm. Following where the eye naturally travels can help identify a composition that feels enjoyable to spend time with.







