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More Set Design

Perspectives: High-low Objects that are higher appear closer and objects that are lower to the ground appear further away. Big-small Objects that are bigger in size appear closer and object that are smaller appear further away. Dark-light Objects that are darker appear closer and objects that are darker appear further away. Details Object that are closer are more detailed and objects that are further away are less detailed. You can use any or all of these techniques to make a set design appear much larger than it actually is

Sight lines Sightline. A sightline, sight line or visual axis, is a normally unobstructed line-of-sight between an intended observer (or spectator) and a stage, arena, or monument, for example.

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