1. Big and Small
Sucessively reducing the size of objects and things creates the impression that they are positioned behind each other. On the other hand, children (similar to artists in the Middle Ages) draw the sizes of objects depending on importance, not distance. The top of the picture represents the back to them.
With objects of identical shape, the smaller ones appear to sit farther back.
Not only do shapes become smaller, the distance ...
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