The third one makes the most sense
<em>You would want to be sure to add in soft colors. The softer, yet vibrant, the colors are, the more drawn someone is and the more serenie your piece is. The color scheme is what makes or breaks the piece, so sometimes even the slightest strokes can leave the biggest impact on your audience.</em>
The flashback is the film term for the interruption of chronological plot time with a shot or series of shots that show an event that has happened earlier in the story.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Histoire d’un crime directed by Ferdinand Zecca scened the first flashback scene in cinema in 1901. Flashback also known as analepsis is narrative device that shows something happened in a past time or past events classically in accordance to the present time of the narration.
It interrupts the main sequence flow and takes the audience to a window of different time. Sometimes it lasts for few seconds, sometimes it can be the maximum part of the movie, it generally depends on the plot of the cinema.
Got side to side not up and down thats makes it un even also not too hard very light you need to take your time and at least part at a time ok :)
The issues that had to be dealt with when restoring Leonardo's last supper included all of the above: the experimental method used by Leonardo, the work of earlier restorers, changing levels of heat and humidity, and <span>a bomb falling on the monastery.
Leonardo was known for his experimental style of painting, many other artists tried to restore his painting, heat and humidity also had an effect on the painting, and in 1943, a bomb fell on </span><span>Santa Maria delle Grazie, where Last Supper was located, almost destroying the painting in the process.</span>