(PRWEB) November 14, 2009 -- A unique new tool is now available to help artists, sculptors, architects, and students with balance and composition of their designs. Master’s Tools announced today the release of the Golden Mean Finder, a simple, affordable tool to help locate Golden Mean points and provide three other useful measurements in paintings, architectural plans, sculptures, even garden and furniture design.

The Old Masters were well aware of the Golden Mean in virtually everything they saw. They found that by incorporating the Golden Mean as the basis of their compositions they were more assured of producing a well-balanced and beautiful end product.

The Golden Mean Finder can be used for four important design tasks: 1) To pinpoint and incorporate the Golden Mean quickly, in any subject, with a minimum of effort; 2) Increase, decrease, or confirm the size of an object in question when comparing, reproducing, or true proportions are desired; 3) Determine the angle of an object in relation to a vertical or horizontal line, or for an angle between objects, and 4) Aid in establishing or verifying perspectives in relation to the horizon or vanishing points.

The company has built an informative website, www.goldenmeanfinder.com, which describes its usage in simple steps and animations.

Designed and patented by Del Leger, an artist, the Golden Mean Finder is an economical device that requires no mathematical calculations, is convenient, fast, and simple to use. According to Del, “Because of my own frustrations, I saw the need for a simple, affordable device that could provide multiple benefits to artists, sculptors, architects, and others looking for ways to improve their creative output. After years of experimenting with various ideas, I designed and patented the Golden Mean Finder.”

Master’s Tools is a privately held corporation located in Ridgway, Colorado. The Golden Mean Finder can be purchased online at www.goldenmeanfinder.com.

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