If you were an artist who painted pictures on a canvas, you would probably consider using all of these to create the illusion of depth EXCEPT

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Convergence is not a technique used in painting to create the illusion of depth; it refers to the way lines appear to come together at a distance in the physical world, but in art, this concept is more accurately described as linear perspective (A). Techniques like linear perspective, relative size, light and shadow, and interposition are all used by artists to create depth on a two-dimensional surface.

If You Were an Artist Who Painted Pictures on a Canvas