Anna put down her oil painting brush,
On the canvas in front of the woman, a space of intertwined light and dark appeared.
Even though it was a copy,
Miss Elina skillfully adjusted the painting slightly, while retaining the general composition of Detective Cat.
In her conception,
she specifically increased the brightness of the starlight to create a three-dimensional visual illusion—it seemed to be placed far away from humans. She handled the distant desert in cooler colors and the nearer desert in warmer tones, because as the distance varies, the light changes in color temperature when it enters the human pupil.
The intense starlight reflected off the dunes and canyons into the backlit area, creating a wonderful, warm complementary color.
It was simply a textbook classic way of handling the image.
Perfect yet not old-fashioned, full of spirit.
