El tilt-shift effect or also known as diorama effect, it is an optical illusion or effect typically achieved digitally in which a life-size scene is modified to look like a thumbnail. This process can be done with a blur that is normally applied horizontally to the top and bottom of a photo. This achieves great results, as you may have seen in certain photographs that seem more like they present buildings and objects as if they were a miniature or toy.
Today we present this Tilt-shift effect applied in the paintings of the Dutch genius Van Gogh, and the reality is that they produce a result that seems to be very impressive in some works, how some of the elements that compose them stand out. The effect achieved is totally incredible as you can see in some of the images that we share from this same post.
It will also be surprising that sometimes seems to offer a 3D effect achieved by this applied effect in several of the works, and if we thought a bit that this great revolutionary artist for his time could have achieved with some of the tools that we have today such as Photoshop or Illustrator.
Another of the realities that we extract from Tilt shift applied in several of the works of the Dutch painter is his genius for producing all kinds of effects with color and stroke. A genius who went out of his time to go almost to the future and that thanks to his works we still continue to be surprised by the great virtue that he had in his creative mind and in the technical gifts of his brush.
If you want access all the paintings applied with this effect you can access this website called artcyclopedia. Another great occasion to marvel at geniuses from different eras such as Van Gogh.