Two-point perspective is a technique used in art and architecture to create an illusion of depth and scale. There are various synonyms for this technique, including "parallel perspective," "angular perspective," "oblique perspective," and "diagonal perspective." Each term describes the same concept of using two points on a horizon line to draw parallel lines and create the illusion of depth and distance. Other synonyms for two-point perspective include "double perspective," "binocular perspective," and "dual perspective." Regardless of the term used, this technique is a fundamental tool for artists and designers to create three-dimensional images on a two-dimensional surface.