>>116718
Yeah, without context I can see how it sounds like schizophrenia.
>I don't really agree with the comparison to modern anime and other non-realistic styles. Many medieval pieces do seem to show pretty basic technical problems. Not the ones posted before though.
Oh, there's a lot of badly drawn medieval art out there, just as there's a lot of badly-drawn anime art, but it is important to distinguish between actual problems and things which are usually kind of irrelevant to the style. Graphical perspective is probably the one that leaps out at us the most, in a manner that's kind like how a lot of westerners spazz out over the big eyes in anime and complain that they're too big for regular human skulls. To people who actually like anime, that complaint misses the point. Unless the eye size is truly excessive or interferes with a show's aesthetic somehow, it's normally a non-issue. On the contrary, hyper-accurate eye sizes can sometimes interfere with what it's going for.