Imagine you and your friend both draw the same tree. You might make it tall and wobbly, while your friend makes it short and strong. That’s because each of you sees the tree in a different way. Artists use their feelings and thoughts to paint what they see, not just what is there.
Examples
- Two kids draw a cat, one makes it fluffy, the other makes it sleek.
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See also
- Why Do Paintings Look So Different in Real Life?
- What is Trompe l'œil?
- How Do Painters See Colors Differently?
- What is Painting?
- What’s the Difference Between ‘Sculpture’ and ‘Painting’?