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This document provides information about linear perspective techniques used in art. It begins with an opening prayer. Then, it discusses the history of linear perspective, which was developed in the 14th century by Italian artists and architects. It explains that there are three types of linear perspective: one-point, two-point, and three-point. One-point perspective is described in detail, including its three critical components: the horizon line, vanishing point, and orthogonal lines. Examples of one-point perspective applied to scenery and interiors are shown. The document concludes with an assignment asking about two-point perspective, three-point perspective, and atmospheric perspective techniques.
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- 2. Bless us, Father, with your Wisdom as we begin our class. amen
- 4. Activity 1 On the spot-drawing
- 5. Perspective drawing drawing objects on a two dimensional surface so as to give the right impression of their height, width, depth an position in relation to each other when viewed from a particular point.
- 6. Looking back at history…….
- 7. -It’s because it wasn’t until 14th century that LINEAR PERSPECTIVES started to be used effectively by artist, allowing them to turn a two-dimensional surface into convincing depiction of our 3d word.
- 8. -it was first drawn up by ancient Greeks and Romans but later forgotten during the middle ages until an Italian architect Filippo Brunelleschi, father of Italian Renaissance architecture made the first recorded attempt to use linear perspective.
- 9. LINEAR PERSPECTIVE -it is a technique used by artist to create illusion of depth and space, using group of objects relative size and position.
- 10. 3-types of LINEAR PERSPECTIVE 1.) ONE-POINT PERSPECTIVE
- 11. 3-types of LINEAR PERSPECTIVE 1.) ONE-POINT PERSPECTIVE 2.) TWO-POINT PERSPECTIVE
- 12. 3-types of LINEAR PERSPECTIVE 1.) ONE-POINT PERSPECTIVE 2.) TWO-POINT PERSPECTIVE 3.) THREE-POINT PERSPECTIVE
- 13. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE a drawing method that shows how things appear to get smaller as they get further away, converging towards a single vanishing point on the horizon line.
- 18. Illusion lines
- 19. 3 CRITICAL COMPONENTS OF A LINEAR PERSPECTIVE 1.)HORIZON LINE- One-point perspective assumes that a spectator is present at a certain point of view, and that an actual or imaginary "horizon line" exists. Often, the "horizon line" is defined as the line separating the earth from the sky.
- 21. 3 CRITICAL COMPONENTS OF A LINEAR PERSPECTIVE 2.)VANISHING POINT- this dot can best be viewed as the location from which objects begin to disappear due to distance. The "vanishing point" will be used as an anchor for some of the lines used in one perspective point.
- 22. 3 CRITICAL COMPONENTS OF A LINEAR PERSPECTIVE 3.) ORTHOGONAL - If the basic shape of the object is described, lines are added from each corner of the object that recede back to the vanishing point
- 24. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE APPLIED IN SCENERY
- 25. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE APPLIED ON INTERIOR
- 37. Steps in creating 1-point perspective G1 –LETTER G2- NUMBER G3-SHAPE ACTIVITY 2 1. Draw the horizon line 2. Determine the vanishing point 3. draw the object represents the building 4. project the lines from the vanishing point to the object 5. draw a lines that touches the orthogonal lines 6.Now you can erase the unnecessary lines to form the object.
- 39. recap 1.)A technique used by artist to create illusion of depth and space, using group of objects relative size and position. 2.)What are the 3 different types of perspective? 3.)What are the 3 important components of a one-point perspective?
- 40. SCORING RUBRIC CRITERIA E 5 VS 4 S 3 F 2 P 1 Use of perspective Proper use of shading Neatness and completion General workmanship In this activity, you will be rated according to the following criteria: 5- Excellent and complete performance 4- Very satisfactory 3-Satisfactory 1- Poor
- 41. ASSIGNMENT 1. What is 2- and 3-point perspective? 2. What is atmospheric perspective? 3. What are the techniques in applying 2 and 3 points perspective?
- 42. Thank you!!!