Sentence examples for exaggerated perspective from inspiring English sources

A window opens onto a specially constructed deck, whose exaggerated perspective leads the eye across a rail yard into infinity.

So we used exaggerated perspective to suggest that some of those structures were far distant and some unimaginably far distant".

Mr. Crichton-Stuart said the painting was stylistically similar to others by Carracci, most notably in the angular faces, the exaggerated perspective and the coloration.

To give the illusion of distance, the side wings were made in exaggerated perspective, with each succeeding wing in significantly smaller scale than the one preceding.

Owens' ongoing collaborations with Adidas also explore this exaggerated perspective as with the avant-garde elevated soles on display at his much-discussed step-dancing women's show.

In paintings such as Landscape at Iden (1929 30), Nash employed an exaggerated perspective common in Surrealist art, and his compositions became increasingly dreamlike and illogical, as in Harbour and Room (1932 36).

These elements were arranged using exaggerated perspectives, as in the Potemkin poster, to reveal the new geometry of political power.

I too was attracted to the paintings of De Chirico and Delvaux, with their dreamplaces – empty, melancholy cities, abandoned temples, broken statues, shadows, exaggerated perspectives.

In contrast to Walsh's smoothly accomplished, invisible style, Sherman uses bold angles (including a couple of overhead shots that seem to come directly from Hitchcock) and exaggerated perspectives to create a nightmarish environment that reduces the characters to helpless pawns.

"Joe Fly & Sanchez" places its insect characters into the exaggerated Gothic perspectives we know from D.C. Comics.

In both artists' work the architecture of the city is carefully rendered, using an exaggerated one-point perspective.