Creating the Illusion of Movement in Art
If you want to make a picture that looks like it’s moving away from you, you need shrinking. This technique creates a sense of depth and distance in your artwork.
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When you use shrinking like this, you’ll have a picture that looks like it’s sliding off into the distance right in front of you.