In that case, he can look back toward the reader. We then assume he's still watching the show but has turned momentarily. Advertizers often use this approach to keep their spokesmodels relatable without cutting away from the product.

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How to establish the correct speaking order when the first speaker is on the right:

When using the perspective tool, lock your background layer (here: the "white fill" layer in Image 1). Otherwise, when you delete the perspective tool, you may end up on the background layer (Image 2), and might resume inking there without realizing you've left your line layer.

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