/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6817876
In pic related, there's a bounding box that is, conveniently for me, very square. We'll call this Fruit A. It has a 1 to 1 ratio. You have to find where the horizontal width of the fruit below (Fruit B) sits in alignment vertically in relation to the bounding box of Fruit A. Stay with me here. You compare the width of Fruit B to the width of fruit A. Now we know how wide Fruit B is (Approx. 0.85). Now we have to find how far that length intersects into Fruit A. Plumb lines show it almost self evidently that Fruit B's left edge is farther to the left than the right edge of Fruit A. Comparative measuring allows us to compare the overall width of Fruit A to the distance between the prior mentioned edges.

Now you have to do the same but for the vertical length of fruit B.

It's a lot less involved than it sounds, but still take your time to make sure it's right. You can check your work by scaling your bounding boxes to the reference. If they're correct, they'll be spot on. If not you notice whether the distances are too tall, wide or far/short