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This document provides instructions and information for a lesson on parallel perspective drawing. It includes examples of perspective drawing terms and concepts. Students are asked to complete exercises drawing parallel perspectives of basic 3D shapes like blocks. The lesson covers key aspects of parallel perspective like having one face of the object parallel to the viewer's line of sight and a single vanishing point on the horizon line. Students are quizzed on the 7 parts of a perspective setup and assigned a parallel perspective drawing of a U-shaped block for homework.
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