Klas 3 perspectief

Goal:
Getting to know line perspective
Practice with 1 point perspective
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Goal:
Getting to know line perspective
Practice with 1 point perspective

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Line perspective 
Assignment:draw a room in one-point perspective

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line perspective
Way to represent the three-dimensional world on a flat surface, using a vanishing point to which all parallel horizontal lines run.

 

Here you see central perspective, a form of line perspective in which the artist stands in the middle of the space (also known as one-point perspective).

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In one-point perspective..
  • is the vanishing point at the artist's eye level.
  • vertical lines remain vertical and horizontal lines remain   horizontal.
  • only the lines that go into depth (slanted lines) end up in the vanishing point.

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Horizon

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The horizon is always on eye level !

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Normal
Bird's eye view
Frog perspective
Horizon and vanishing point can occur at different heights.
Where, that depends on where the spectator/artist is.

high in the air
low to the ground

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practice yourself
What do you need?
  • 1 x  A4 paper white
  • ruler
  • pencil with a sharp point
  • eraser

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there will be a few videos
Check them out completely first.

Then make a drawing in one-point perspective.

Make sure you take pictures of the intermediate steps.

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Hand in:
1. photos of your work process
2. your final drawing; a room in one-point perspective on a A3 white paper. Your are free to design your own room. You cab draw your artwork with pencil but you are allowed to use colour ass well.

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assessment criteria
  • level of the use of one-point perspective
  • workprocess
  • creativity in the design of the room
  •  pencil use, composition, use of light and dark

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