As an AI text-based model, I cannot directly view or analyze images. However, I can provide you with some common techniques for creating perspective in art that an artist may or may not use:
1. Horizon Line: The artist establishes a horizontal line to represent the viewer's eye level or point of view.
2. Vanishing Point: The artist includes one or more vanishing points, where parallel lines seem to converge, creating a sense of depth and distance.
3. Foreshortening: The artist distorts or shortens objects that are closer to the viewer, making it appear as if they are receding into the distance.
4. Overlapping: The artist depicts objects in such a way that some appear to be in front of or overlapping others, suggesting depth and spatial relationships.
5. Diminishing Scale: The artist decreases the size of objects as they move further away, creating a sense of depth and distance.
Based on these techniques, if you provide more details or describe the image, I can help you determine which technique the artist did not use.
The image is illustrating perspective which of the following techniques did the artist not use to create this image.
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