1 and 2 Point Perspective x2 Pp

8/16/2019 1 and 2 Point Perspective x2 Pp

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What is thistype of drawing

called?

PerspectiveDrawing


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Lesson Objective To be able to draw basic shapes in one and two point

perspective

S tick your lesson

ob jec ti ve to the to

p

o f your page

erspective drawing tries to show what so!ething actually looks lik

S!aller in thedistance

Larger closeup


3/18

What is this pointcalled?

clue# the initials are

VPVanishing point $ this iswhere all lines appear to

!eet

The line where thevanishing point sits

is called theHorizon

One $ point perspectiveonly uses one vanishing

point"

Lesson Objective To be able to draw basic shapes in

one and two point perspective

LL pupils will be able to draw a cube in one and two$point perspective

%OST pupils will be able to draw a cube and a cross in one$pointperspective

SO%& pupils will independently be able to draw a cube' cross andlettering in one and two point perspective


4/18

TASK: Draw a cube in one$pointperspective"


perspective

(" Draw a line

across the !iddle ofyour page $ this will

be your hori)on

*" +n the centre put

a s!all dot or crossto show the

vanishing point

," Draw the frontview of a cube

-" .ro! each cornertake a light line to

the vanishing point"

/" Decide on thedepth of your cube

then draw hori)ontal

and vertical parallellines

0" dd thick and thinlines and rub out

your unwantedconstruction lines"


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perspective

Two$point perspectiveshows objects edge-on.

+t uses two vanishingpoints 1OT one2

W34 5S& +T? +t gives a more realistic view of

an object or product"


6/18

TASK: Draw a cube in two$pointperspective"


perspective

(" Draw a line

across the !iddle ofyour page $ this will

be your hori)on

*" Draw in two vanishing points

," Draw one side of

your cube $ usingprojection lines to

one vanishing point

-" Draw in the otherside $ once again

using projectionlines

/" Draw twoprojection lines to

the vanishings point

for the base $ drawin the outlines

0" dd thick and thinlines and rub out

your unwantedconstruction lines"

&6plore what happenswhen you place your

cube above' below andon the hori)on line2


7/18


perspective

TASK: Draw a cross inone$point perspective

EXTES!":Draw a letter in one ortwo$point perspective

then add tonal shading

to it"

O i i hi b d i d


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What is the vanishing point?

What is the hori)on?

What is the di7erence between oneand

two point perspective?

On your !ini white board write downthe answers to the three 8uestions

below

The point or points at which all lines in a perspective drawing!eet

The line on which !ost vanishing points sit $ usually where thesky

!eets the land

One$point only has one vanishing point"

Two$point is !ore realistic and has two vanishing points"


9/18

3O%&WO9: ;o!plete page *< fro! your= &6a! practice booklet


10/18

the i!age with correct descri 4ou have - !ins2

H o r i z o n

l i n e

T h e l i n e o n

w h i c h

! o s t v a n i

s h i n g p o i n

t s

s i t > u s u a l l y

w h e r e t h e

s k y ! e e t s

t h e l a n d ?

Vanishing poin ts # t

wo-

poin t perspec ti ve$

The poin t or poin ts a t which

all lines in a perspec ti ve

dra wing !ee t


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Vanishing point #one-pointperspective$ The point or points at

which all lines in a perspective drawing!eet

Vanishing points #two-pointperspective$ The point or points at which

all lines in a perspective drawing !eet

Horizon line The line on which !ost vanishingpoints sit >usually where the sky

!eets the land

%onstr&ction lines.aint lines that aid the construction ofyour drawings" 5sually rubbed out at

the end"


12/18

Thic' and Thin linesn enhance!ent techni8ue used to

i!prove drawings"

%olo&r S&rro&nd n enhance!ent techni8ue used to

i!prove drawings"

Tonal Shading n enhance!ent techni8ue used to

i!prove drawings"


13/18

Lesson Objective To be able to draw co!ple6 shapes in two point

perspective

S tick your lesson

ob jec ti ve to the to

p

o f your page

TASK (" 5sing the handout as aguide create a * pointperspective house >the

outside"

*" dd details to your work'such as trees' windows andpathways"

," dd rendering andenhance!ent techni8ues suchas te6tures and tonalshading to i!prove your work"


14/18


perspective

TASK: Draw a roo! in two$point

perspective"

(" Draw a lineacross the !iddle of

your page

*" %ark in twovanishing points at

the end of each line

," Draw a verticalline in the centre of

the hori)on


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perspective


perspective"

(" Draw twodiagonal lines fro!your @Ps to !eet

the end of thecentre line

*" %ark a dot at the

-A!! point on thecentre line

-A!!

," Draw constructionlines fro! your @Ps

to the new !ark


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perspective


perspective"

(" Bo over yourconstruction lines to!ark on the celling

and the corner ofthe roo!

*" Draw two constructionlines fro! your @Ps to

the base of your cornerof your roo!

," Press over theselines with a pencil to

draw in the Coor


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1 and 2 Point Perspective x2 Pp