diorama; (REVISION) is generally a scale modeling of a moment.

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It is a 3D work created in history or based on one's own imagination, using models of a certain scale, like a scene. The more realistic the work, the more believable and impressive the event will be. Even though the artist uses his inner world, a moment that affects him, in a small scale, the story and the memory are large. Diorama requires a 3-dimensional work. Depending on your ability to revive the moment and freeze the moment like a photograph, you can either work on the whole picture or describe the whole picture with a few successful moments. For the Diorama artist, the Material and subject of the Diorama should be unlimited. If you have a strong creativity and painting talent, you can build a subject you have chosen as you dream, with cardboard, glue and stencils lying on the 3D table, and add realism to that work with your painting talent, of course. You can do. First of all, we would like to say that creativity is “Creativity”. In fact, design and creativity are two concepts that are often confused with each other. In reality, design is something that can be learned; This does not mean that everyone who creates a design is a creator, whether from his school, his master, or even his book. Creativity, on the other hand, is a talent and a personal condition in our existence. Creativity is present in almost everyone! But more or less, the important thing here is to add painting talent to your creativity while making a Diorama. It is painting that makes the work look realistic. Yes, you can create a story in your imagination and even make a 3D drawing of the design. Today's technology already allows this, but the most asked question is how to build it! ! That's the point, isn't it? That's when TALENT comes into play. As in every job, if your talents include PATIENCE, stability, order, originality, good observation, and good painting reading, making a Diorama will not be difficult for you. Another of the most frequently asked questions is; How do I start and what are the required materials? The question is... You can start with materials such as cardboard, glue, scissors, or you can start with ready-made cardboard kits. It would be correct to start with correct cutting and gluing. A lot of practice will allow you to get used to it and improve the scaling as you do it. Correct scaling will enable you to create a realistic diorama. It is an issue as important as painting that makes...

From the pen of diorama artist Gül Hanım..

Taken from www.dioramaturkiye.com.