The main purpose, of course, was not that. Many people have seen pictures where small objects placed in the foreground become visually larger in comparison to larger objects in the background (the law of linear perspective). ‘What if we create a whole landscape in the foreground? ’ I though.
Trying to find a model workshop that would fulfil my order, and faced with cosmic prices for this work, I decided to try to perform this task by myself. This is a new subject area for me, and the first thing I did was to watch videos on modelling. It turned out to be pretty simple and cheap. And we, together with Pasha Sukhorukov, took our time and made the final model within two months. But to make the landscape more interesting, we added animals, but not ordinary ones, but from ancient times. Then it was a matter of technique: to correctly place the model in an ordinary park, in which Pasha Vishneviy can do tricks.
See the result on the photo. And if you are interested in how the shooting took place, here is a video with the backstage.
