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Plumbing Your Drawing/Painting -414

Paul talks about the use of the plumb line and the importance of vertical in one’s work. He discusses how the relationship of all angles to plumb is the beginning point for assessing them and their relationships to each other finishes bringing them into conformity to the big impression. QUESTION: Is it permissible for you to use the plumb line before you start drawing? I mean, not so much to find the vertical correspondence between two or more points, but to see how far a given line deviates from the vertical. Practicing drawing from the glass according to Anson Cross' suggestions since November last year, sometimes I notice that there is already a definite vertical line near or within the subject I am drawing (the line joining two walls, the frame of a window or the leg of a table) and in that case I compare that line with the other lines in the subject, sometimes, however, there is no vertical or there is a line that looks vertical but is slightly slanted, is it permissible to use the plumb line in these cases? Thanking you in advance, Carlo