09-Nov | Week 11
Two Point Perspective
Warm up Activity: One Point Perspective
Working in groups set up a still life. Choose an object which you will draw using 1 point perspective. Do the following exercises.
- Begin with a blind contour drawing.
- Next draw, create a cross contour drawing of one object from the still life. Focus on observing those ellipses, GO slowly.
- Lastly Draw the object you’ve chosen in perspective to the best of your ability.
Review Lecture : One Point Perspective
Planes Foreground
Vanishing Point Middle Ground
Horizon Line Background
- Group Critique : 1 Point Perspective Assignment Drawings
How successful were we? Did we create the Illusion of Depth?
What strategies to create depth did we combine with 1 point perspective?
REVISE HW DRAWINGS
- Drawing from life in one point perspective
How do we turn an ellipse into a 3-d form effectively? : Using the Rectangluar Prism as a base form.
- In class Practice: Drawing Cylindrical Objects from one point perspective
- Introduction to two point perspective
- Frame your picture plane.
- Draw your Horizon Line.
- Choose 2 vanishing points.
- Rule lines to that vanishing point.
- Draw parallel vertical lines to form objects.
- Draw a Building from Two Point Perspective. (15 min)
Beginning with a rectangular prism as a base shape, draw a unique and detailed building. Give the building an identity. Is this your dream home? A futuristic university? A castle or fort? Use realistic shapes and forms, and objects you can study in the room to create a sense of realism. Avoid drawing characters. Stick to objects, landscapes, and architecture.
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