15-10-2016, 10:53 PM
VV: the differences between sections is exactly my point, so that's not a problem.
The pipes are not handheld objects, so I leave them out. This seems more like a figure interacting with the environment. The same goes for the figures apparently hiding stuff, but I touch upon that in my blogpost.
There is one nymph manipulating a waterflow, the others should all have items.
The point of this post is to discuss the question: how do handheld objects function in general? I made some observations that seem to apply to a broad range of them. The discussion can be about the question whether my conclusion that the objects may function as attributes is likely or not.
The pipes are not handheld objects, so I leave them out. This seems more like a figure interacting with the environment. The same goes for the figures apparently hiding stuff, but I touch upon that in my blogpost.
There is one nymph manipulating a waterflow, the others should all have items.
The point of this post is to discuss the question: how do handheld objects function in general? I made some observations that seem to apply to a broad range of them. The discussion can be about the question whether my conclusion that the objects may function as attributes is likely or not.