The document discusses different techniques for perspective drawing including: - One-point, two-point, and three-point perspective which use vanishing points to illustrate dimension on a flat surface. - Bird's eye view, worm's eye view, and human's eye view which show perspective from different vantage points. - Key elements like the horizon line and techniques like shading are important for accurately conveying perspective. The task requires illustrating cubes using different perspective techniques, determining light sources, and applying shading techniques to create an accurate perspective drawing.

2. is a drawing
technique used to
illustrate dimension
through a flat
surface.

4. one point perspective
two-point perspective
three-point perspective bird’s eye view
worm’s eye view
human’s eye view
Vanishing Point
Eye Level
Horizon Line

6. Horizon Line

7. Ground line
Ground line
Ground line
Horizon line
Horizon line
Horizon line

16. One point perspective
•Is also a perspective drawing that has one vanishing point were
the lines drawn are parallel to each other and are at “infinity.”

19. Two point perspective
•Two point perspective or perspective with two vanishing points
is used when the objects' corners are facing the viewer. This
method is perfect for drawing isometric objects.

33. Three point perspective
•The three point perspective
includes the two point
perspective or perspective
with two vanishing points plus
it also has a third perspective
point or third vanishing point
in the vertical perspective
aspect as from near the ground
for instance looking up at a
tower -- as the viewer is
facing a vertical corner (edge)
of the object.

38. Basic attempt to perspective with incorrect sizing in the figures

41. Playing with Perspective
Those are photos that are defying the representation
of Space by using strong perceptual patterns, like
Proximity that produce a simple and appealing
explanation of what is seen.

45. Task required
According to your understanding to the description above,
you are asked to:
•Illustrate two groups of cubes using two different
techniques (One vanishing point – Two vanishing points)
in different views (bird’s eye view – ant’s eye view-
human’s eye view). These boxes can be the size and
location of your liking. The object of this practice is for
you to study how a cube's appearance changes as your
Eye Level changes.

48. •Determine the light source and try to put shade and
shadow according this source using one or more
techniques for your presentation (blending- hatching-
cross hatching………..)

49. •Sketch one of the perspectives shown below using lead
pencils, or chose a perspective from your own and sketch
it .

58. •You should take in consideration the progression of
tones, values, shading, the proportion and focal points.