Aerial Perspective in Art

Aerial (or atmospheric) perspective has always fascinated me.

I love looking at the colors fade and observing the shifts of values  in the distance.
It keeps me entertained when I drive, and  captivates me when I look at art.

Reading about aerial perspective in art books inspired me to write an article about it and share it on hubpages.com.
If you wish to read it,  click here.


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  1. renateOctober 12, 2012

    Hello Robie:) Thank you for sharing the article about perspective. Very interesting!

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