OBJECTS ARE LAYERED TO CREATE A SENSE OF DEPTH

EYE LEVEL

THE SPACE BETWEEN FOREGROUND AND BACKGROUND

OBJECTS THAT EXIST ON A SURFACE CREATE A CAST SHADOW

THE POINT WHERE CONVERGING LINES MEET

THE SPACE CLOSEST TO THE VIEWER

OBJECTS THAT ARE HIGHER FROM THOSE THAT ARE CLOSEST TO THE VIEWER APPEAR FARTHER AWAY

CONVERGING LINES THAT CREATE A SENSE OF DEPTH USED AS A MEASUREMENT TOOL

WHICH CONCEPT OF DEPTH WOULD BE THE MOST DETAILED

OBJECTS LOSE DETAIL AS THEY RECEDE

PARALLEL PERPENDICULAR VERTICALS

WHICH PLANE WOULD HAVE THE MOST SUBDUED COLORS

OBJECTS CHANGE IN SIZE, DETAIL, AND PLACEMENT

AN ILLUSION OF DEPTH TERM AND OPTICAL PHENOMENON USED TO DEPICT OBJECTS RECEDING AWAY FROM THE VIEWER

AN ILLUSION OF DEPTH TERM APPLIED TO BACKGROUND FOREGROUND AND MIDGROUND AS A LAYERING TECHNIQUE TO CREATE DEPTH