The Illusion of Space Quiz 3B

(a)   is shown when large objects appear to be closer to the viewer than small objects; the further an object is from you, the smaller it appears.

(a)   is shown when objects that are placed lower on the picture plane (paper/canvas) seem to be closer to the viewer; objects  placed higher on the picture plane (paper/canvas) seem to be further away from the viewer>

(a)   is shown when one object covers part of the second object, the first seems to be closer to the viewer.

(a)   is shown when objects with clear, sharp edges and visible details seem to be closer to you; objects that lack detail and have hazy outlines seem to be farther away.

(a)   shown when brightly colored objects seem closer to you, and objects with dull, light colors seem to be farther away. This is called atmospheric perspective.

Atmospheric perspective is the effect of (a)   and light on how an object is viewed by the viewer.

The more air  between the viewer and the object, the more the  object seems to (a)   .

__ __ is the technique of using lines in a drawing and painting to create the illusion of depth on a flat surface. 

(a)  

In a (a)   -point linear perspective, all receding lines meet at a single point called a vanishing point.

In a (a)   -point linear perspective, different sets of lines meet at different points.