Notice that the bottom-most coral in the first image is actually two different tones of purple. just this use of color helps create visual questions about depth and distance that help the 3-D illusion of the image.
When color is added to the arms and leaves, a richness of depth is created. Notice in the image below that the bottom most coral is also composed of two tones of green. the darkest purple is also 'underneath' the arms of the aqua corals, which appear to be closest to the surface.
Here's another chance to move back and forth between two images to look for subtle differences. Are they the same images or two different, but very similar prints - look carefully for clues.......it's a good Monday morning visual test!!!!
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