Playing with lights can create different horror effects on objects. A direct light or underexposure on a face can make a variety of distortions. Using silhouette can add illusions on shadows, it defies the real size and form of the source.
Firstly, Nazca pottery is characterized by strong colors. The images shown on Nazca pottery are staring eyes, unspecified gods and people (often just a face); in addition, animals and creatures such as lizards, monkeys, birds, whales and mythical ones are often shown. They were very innovative with the form as well.
Moche pottery also showcased both people and animals. Compared to the Nazca pottery, Moche made their much less colorful. There's usually a cream or white background with red decoration. Their human representations usually have some supernatural features while the animals (birds, fish, feline, reptiles, deer, foxes, monkeys etc.) are both represented realistically or hybridized.
<span>Etruscans were incredibly influential to Roman art, so the styles are very similar. However, Etruscans focused on naturalism (realism, observation, and presentation of things as they are in reality), while Romans frequently focused on the power structures of their time.</span>