How do I create a three-dimensional effect in my artwork?

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Some artists who work in acrylics like to apply a powdered acrylic onto the wet paint and let it dry to give a 3D effect. This not only helps increase the look of dimension, but adds a 3D texture as well. You can also apply several layers of acrylic gel to build up the areas you want to appear in 3D.
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Through the use of perspective, (to be further explained), texture and value changes, a painter can make it appear as though the viewer can visually enter the painting. This gives a three dimensional effect or perception, when in reality the surface of the canvas is flat.
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Through the use of perspective, (to be further explained), texture and value changes, a painter can make it appear as though the viewer can visually enter the painting. This gives a three dimensional effect or perception, when in reality the surface of the canvas is flat.
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