Sentence examples for illusion of perspective from inspiring English sources
True, there's nothing new about artists using deception -- the illusion of perspective, for example, or tricks of light -- to reveal a higher truth.
What if he could prove that their differences were only an illusion of perspective — that at a certain point all three approaches converged, like climbers scaling different sides of a mountain and meeting at the summit?
Is it possible in a world of creative-poetic singularities for a prevailing guard, garde, or order, to actually exist or is that simply an illusion of perspective?
"Because this is a time lapse video, however, the speed is an illusion, and the flight path of the object and the descending appearance are likely an illusion of perspective, as well".
A delicate table runner with crocheted border has been unfolded over the tablecloth for the occasion, the creases carefully running toward the back of the painting, creating the illusion of perspective.
One of the earliest of these influences was possibly from the theatre, where the ancient Greeks are thought to have been the first to employ the illusions of optical perspective.
Alan Moore said he was also about 26 chapters into a long-long-in-the-works novel called "Jerusalem," in which, he said, "I can conclusively prove that death is a perspective illusion of the third dimension and that none of us have anything to worry about".
The blend of traditional Chinese painting with the Western use of perspective and optical illusion is a testament to Qianlong's embrace of Giuseppe Castiglione, an Italian artist and missionary who lived in Beijing at the time.
The purpose is to shatter the bonds of illusion and inject a healthy dose of perspective.
McCay's detailed hatching mastery of perspective enhanced the illusions in his drawings, particularly in Little Nemo.
The techniques sometimes appeared together in ukiyo-e works, geometrical perspective providing an illusion of depth in the background and the more expressive Chinese perspective in the fore.
