Billiards Aiming Reference - Training Aid Poster

I've made many iterations of this concept, and I believe I've finally come up with a keeper. I started out with a line coming from the bottom, then drew lines radiating from the object ball at regular intervals. I drew circles at the end of those lines and drew the aiming points. That's it. Lines and circles in black & white. I realised that the lines were a distraction. It doesn't look real. You don't see lines on the table; you need to PERCEIVE the angle. So, I removed the lines. That helped. Then I moved the end and middle targets closer in order to help visualising the image. That helped. That black & white image isn't exactly something that will engrain itself into your head, though. ... So, I came up with something fascinating that I couldn't help but to memorise. The vivid imagery helps to etch the image into your memory, section by section. Even my first graphs helped me to learn to aim. This one is much better. I still refer to when I'm in a slump. (pssst: shhh... hang it on the wall by your table. your friends will never know you're cheating. ;) ) Mystery solved: The aliens are here to help you with your pool game.