What elements of painting do horizon and head-up belong to?

Head-up peace and harmony are far from the perspective elements of painting. Perspective refers to a technique to express the distance, size and position relationship of objects in space through the use of lines and colors in painting. Head-up and distance are two important concepts in perspective.

Head-up means that the observer's line of sight is parallel to the ground, so there is no obvious change in the up-and-down direction of the object. This perspective can show the shape and structure of objects.

Pingyuan means that the observer's line of sight forms a certain angle with the ground, which makes the up-and-down direction of the object he sees change obviously. This perspective can show the sense of distance and space of objects.

In painting, perspective is a very important factor, and the application of perspective can make the picture more realistic, three-dimensional and layered. Head-up and distance are two basic concepts in perspective, and mastering these two concepts can help painters better express the shape, structure and sense of space of objects.