In this poster we can see the effective use of cues to create depth and dimension. We can see that the poster has a liner perspective. The lines that create the perspective are not too obliques, giving us the impression that the perspective is not in a great distance. Another clue we can find it's the placement of the silhouettes. These silhouettes show a relative height that gives us the impression that they are located higher in the field of view, and that gives us the impression that they are farther away from each other; moreover, to reinforce this idea, the silhouettes have been drawn showing a relative size: some are smaller that the others giving us the idea of distance and perspective. Also some elements in this poster (silhouettes, tress, little hills) are overlaping giving us the idea of one is in front of the other.
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