While working on the panorama, it was tried to perceive the surfaces by focusing on their own textures. If the surface was indeed transparent, for example a window, the surface was completely emptied and the remaining unscraped surfaces were identified. The entire surface of some places was scraped, and at this time the direction of the engraving became important. The scraper object was used at different angles. If the surface is more fluid, a blunt scraping tool was used while scraping. With a sharp scraping tool, the ‘directions’ and textures of the surfaces were scraped in the direction of the texture. While the textures of the closer surfaces are shown, the farther our perspective is, the more the fluxes of the surfaces are scraped instead of the texture. By keeping a wide scraping tool tilted and applying excessive force, blurred surfaces for flows were also created.
acts of drawing 