Critique - 5 Tricks to Make Your Drawings Look 3D
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Explore how master artists use depth techniques—convergence, overlap, atmosphere, diminution, and foreshortening—to create engaging artworks. Learn about atmospheric perspective through the three Cs: Contrast, Color Changes, and Clarity of Detail. Understand how these techniques influence an artist's style and feeling, and discover practical ways to apply them to your own art.
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It's time for another critique! In this one, I take a look through your 5 Tricks to Make Your Drawings Look 3D assignment submissions and explores how depth techniques influence an artist's style and feeling.
I drew a lot of conclusions during this exercise and review. Basically, the choice of whether the viewer is close or far from the elements affects the whole image. As we move through the ages, being close to the "topics" of the images seems to increase in frequency and usage.