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An additional layer that magnifies part of the illustration. It's a common technique used for backgrounds in character art. There are sometimes small, primarily 2D variations, such as: * The layer being reversed. * The layer being rotated. * The layer being partially transparent, in greyscale, or having other changes in color. * A character having a different expression. If the layer is from a different 3D perspective, or there are larger 3D differences such as costumes, poses, or characters, it's a [[projected_inset]] instead. h4. See also * [[Tag group:Backgrounds]] * [[Tag group:Image composition]] Updated by Miky950 Wed, Sep 21 '22, 11:02 |
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An additional layer that magnifies part of the illustration. It's a common technique used for backgrounds in character art. There are sometimes small, primarily 2D variations, such as: * The layer being reversed. * The layer being rotated. * The layer being partially transparent, in greyscale, or having other changes in color. * A character having a different expression. If the layer is from a different 3D perspective, or there are larger 3D differences such as costumes, poses, or characters, it's a [[projected inset]] instead. h4. See also * [[Tag group:Backgrounds]] * [[Tag group:Image composition]] Updated by bot Sun, Sep 18 '22, 02:55 |