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The document discusses different perspective techniques in drawing including: 1. One, two, and three point perspective - where lines converge to a single vanishing point, two vanishing points, or three vanishing points respectively. 2. Examples of how to draw cubes and letters using one point perspective are provided with steps. 3. Two point perspective involves drawing a vertical line that connects two vanishing points to create a diamond shape. 4. Three point perspective uses three points to create triangles for drawing objects viewed from below. 5. The artist M.C. Escher is discussed as someone who played with perspective in his works.
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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- 1. Perspective One,Two and Three Point
- 3. The Point where an object “Vanishes”
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- 7. Perspective Letters First, draw the horizon line and add the vanishing point. Above or below this point, draw a box. The box should be one inch wide for each letter with 1/4 inch space in between letters. The letters should be 2 inches tall, use your ruler. Inside the boxes, draw boxy letters that use all of the corners of the box possible. Connect all of the visible corners to the vanishing point. T
- 9. Two Point Draw a horizon line, draw two vanishing points on either side of the horizon line, 1/2 inch in from the paper. Find the center of the paper, draw a vertical line that is 6 inches long- 3 inches above and below the horizon line. Connect the top and bottom of the line with the vanishing points- making a diamond shape. Draw lines 1- 2 inches apart. Make them closer as you get to the vanishing point. Make the roof lines vary using you ruler and the vanishing
- 11. Three Point Perspective Draw a horizon line with two points at either end, then draw a line extending perpendicularly to the horizon line. Then draw lines creating triangles on those points. Making a cube in the center, with a bottom. This technique is best used drawing something you are looking up at.
- 12. MC Escher Played tricks with perspective
- 14. MC Escher Hand with Reflecting Sphere
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