01-10-2019, 10:32 PM
An example of specific detail that could easily be missed is the wall on the causeway between the bottom left rosette and the bottom centre rosette. There is a section below this wall that has deliberately been drawn to create a gap between it and the blue wavy area and this gap is illustrated in a specific way. Why do this when you could just continue the drawing of the wall normally?
I must confess it is this kind of specificity that we find in the drawing of buildings and walls that I feel supports the idea that these drawings are intended to represent actual buildings rather than generic illustrations.
I must confess it is this kind of specificity that we find in the drawing of buildings and walls that I feel supports the idea that these drawings are intended to represent actual buildings rather than generic illustrations.