Artists who work in two-dimensions often try to create the illusion of three-dimensions by conveying... a. value b. height c. width d. depth

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Artists who work in two-dimensions often try to create the illusion of three-dimensions by conveying...

a. value
b. height
c. width
d. depth

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the answer is depth they want it to stand out so depth

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