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- 1. PERSPECTIVE DRAWING GEAL | SABIDO| VILLANUEVA
- 2. PERSPECTIVE DRAWING Perspective drawingis seeing an object on a different angle in almost a three- dimensional look. g Discussion
- 3. 2 TYPES OFPERSPECTIVE VIEW 01 ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE DRAWING 02 TWO POINT PERSPECTIVE DRAWING
- 4. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE DRAWING Rememberthat perspective drawing has parallel lines with its own vanishing point. The picture below is in one-point perspective. All lines are parallel as if it mirrors the image from left to the right. The lines go straight across or straight up and down then continue at the same distance apart. Until it comes together joining in the middle at a vanishing point.
- 5. Vanishing Point the perspective. Drawa horizon line about one-third down your page. Draw a small dot or line to mark a spot in the middle of the line. That is your vanishing point. Vanishing point is the center where the perspective line meets. The horizon line is the horizontal guide for the perspective. Horizon Line
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- 12. TWO POINT PERSPECTIVEDRAWING In this type of perspective. We are viewing the object or scene so that we are looking at one corner. This makes two sets of parallel line moving away from us.
- 13. the perspective. Vanishing Point 1 VanishingPoint 2 Horizon Line
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- 19. LOCATING THE CENTEROF THE SQUARE OR RECTANGLE IN PERSPECTIVE VIEW This simple trick will help you to evenly build features like tiles, bricks, and windows, or position a door or roof.
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