Art has the tendency to be innovative, but one thing I've noticed is that the rendering of perspective takes full decades and movements for new techniques to emerge. From 2D rendering on cave walls, to one point perspective in ancient Egyptian art, to two and three point perspective in renaissance art. Fast forward to today where we have things like 3D movies and picture books. However, these mediums require glasses for the image to be effective. But how can we solve the problem of 3D on a flat canvas? The video below is an interesting take on 3D rendering on a flat canvas.
xx, LC
No comments:
Post a Comment