In Depth on Depth: Thinking in 3-D.

The article discusses the concept of thinking in three dimensions (3-D) and its relevance to leather crafting. The author shares an exercise where participants were asked to draw a road they drove on, and noticed that some drew the road with perspective while others drew it as a bird's eye view. The author argues that understanding depth and form is essential in creating 3-D images in leatherwork. They discuss various techniques such as contrast, shadows, size, and focal points that can be used to create depth and perspective in leather designs. The author emphasizes the importance of artistic intuition and understanding perspective and form in achieving greater results in leather crafting. [Extracted from the article]