my attempt

I have several drawings that give different perspectives--with each representing different art styles and approaches within each perspective. Frazetta is one of my all time favorites. His art is interesting as it relates to perspective. I read that he allegedly rarely used references for his art, thus a lot of his work was from the imagination. His perspective seems to show through a point of interest. His backgrounds are mostly " atmospheric" and hazy. The majority of his perspective relates to the shape around or leading to the point of interest. The result is something like a surreal image but finished with a more realistic render. Frank miller has a distinct style and this panel from Sin City is an example of the overhead POV and ways to scale with perspective. Pat Presley's concept art for Rebel moon is very detailed. It feels crowded and claustrophobic, while still giving a large sense of scale to the rest of the city. The last two are from Alex Ross, both are very impressive and display different uses of perspective. The burning building rescue piece is masterful.