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Hey everyone, thanks for checking out this video where I walk around the "Rubens Room" in the Louvre Museum and show you how to use lost edges and aerial perspective. These are helpful techniques to add a sense depth, mood, and atmosphere to your art. They were used by most of the masters and many successful artists of today. It can even be seen in Chiaroscuro lighting scenarios in photography!
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