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What is the term used to describe the technique in paintings where the eyes follow you?
The term used to describe the technique in paintings where the eyes follow you is called "ocular inferno" or "the gaze effect." It creates an illusion of the subject's eyes tracking the viewer's movement, giving the impression of being watched no matter where one stands in relation to the painting.
What does beef mean in basketball?
Beef is the term for how to shoot a basketball. B is Balance. E is Elbows in. E is Eye on hoop. F is Follow through.
In basketball what does BEEF stand for?
Balance Eyes Elbow Follow-through
How did Leonardo da Vinci make the Mona Lisa's eyes follow you?
he put a white dot in the center of her eyes to make her eyes follow you where ever you go.
How do you pass the rolling ball of eyes in Poptropica?
You cant the eyes follow the mouse
What term is also known as cross-eyes?
The correct term for cross-eyes is strabismus. This is a condition where both eyes do not look at the same point at the same time.
Can a ball python see?
Yes. They have two eyes in their head, and sometimes their eyes follow your movements.
Is it true that mona lisa's eyes follow you?
yes
How do you change your shot form properly?
Follow B.E.E.F B = Balance E = Eyes E = Elbow F = Follow Through Balance your body, Eyes and shooting elbow to the basket. Keep a nice follow through
What is the medical term meaning the eyes point in different directions or are not aligned correctly?
Strabismus is the medical term meaning misalignment of the eyes.
What is the directional term that best describes the eyes in relation to the nose?
The directional term that best describes the eyes in relation to the nose is "lateral." This means that the eyes are located to the side of the nose.
Is it best to believe or not believe?
It's best to not believe until you see it from your own eyes. i think its better 2 follow the term on polar express "seeing isnt beliving. beliving is seeing"
