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         <description><![CDATA[Proportion measurement boxes act like a grid system, helping artists break down complex subjects into simpler shapes. This makes it easier to see and maintain correct size relationships between different parts of the drawing, unlike freehand where proportions can easily become distorted.]]></description>
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