Ever since the release of 21333 Van Gogh's Starry Night, I've been enamored with the elevation of brick-built 2D art to full relief-style, layered art. Taking the patterns that can be made on a single plane and layering them at different sizes, shapes, and angles adds a unique layer of depth. Depth is the word I would use to describe the idea built upon most in this piece - using different layers and techniques to create depth and distance within only around two bricks of height. From the Aqua colored sky and flying birds of varying scale, showing different distances. The hillside spotted with trees that become grayish from the atmosphere. Two large, 'Greebled' trees that frame the cliff and the valley below surrounding it with the fox atop. Foxlore illustrated by Rebecca Green