Remember: objects seen through a glass are distorted. It can be hugely, as here, or just slightly. Observe closely, and get the distortion into your painting. Rather exaggerate it, than underplay it. But without it, the painting won't feel 'right'.
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By Marion Boddy-Evans, About.com
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