: Which is a stronger visual indicator for depth Which "effect" is a greater visual indicator for a line which looks to be travelling into the screen? A color gradient, or greater to narrower

Which "effect" is a greater visual indicator for a line which looks to be travelling into the screen? A color gradient, or greater to narrower width (starting at full width on the bottom and narrowing as the top approaches)?

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It really depends upon surrounding objects.

However, I'd say that the foreshortening will convey depth a bit more than a gradient.

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