using two-point perspective of a structured assigned in class. Perspective Drawing Students will be able to create a finalized watercolor landscape drawing using two-point perspective of a structured assigned in class. 1. Establish a horizon line and 2 vanishing points. (consider putting one off the page) 2. Demonstrate two-point perspective in a drawing using pen and watercolor colored pencils. 3. Show a structure that is chosen from a provided list in perspective. 4. Include foreground, middle ground, and background in a detailed, creative and unique manner.
2 point perspective practice
Simple Cube
Draw another cube in the lower-right hand quadrant on your own
Perspective 1. Establish horizon line 2. Show two vanishing points 3. Show parallel vertical lines 4. Demonstrate converging lines Tip: Try to stick to structures at first, no curved lines!
One point perspective
Two Point Perspective
Basic House
Door
Window
Garden Box
An entire addition works the same way- just bigger!
Pitched Roof
These angles do NOT go to any vanishing point These angles do NOT go to any vanishing point. They go to the front corners of the structure.
Same exact angle you used at the front.
Sidewalk
The sidewalk breaks go the opposite vanishing point.
The sidewalk breaks go the opposite vanishing point.
Circle (in perspective)
Instead of worrying about a circle in linear perspective- Use it’s relationship to a square: A circle simply curves evenly between the four sides of a square, touching the center of each side.
Make a square in perspective
Then find the center
Now you know where the circle touches each side of the square
The oval makes itself if you curve nicely between the sides.
Dome
Top center of the dome is center to the flat oval below. The curve comes up from the outside edge of the oval.
Cylinder
using two-point perspective of a structured assigned in class. Perspective Drawing Students will be able to create a finalized watercolor landscape drawing using two-point perspective of a structured assigned in class. 1. Establish a horizon line and 2 vanishing points. (consider putting one off the page) 2. Demonstrate two-point perspective in a drawing using pencil. 3. Show a structure that is chosen from a provided list in perspective. 4. Include foreground, middle ground, and background in a detailed, creative and unique manner (DEPTH OF FIELD) 5. Finish drawing with watercolor pencils and ink!
Perspective Drawing Students will be able to create a finalized watercolor landscape drawing using two-point perspective of a structured assigned in class (Due before break) 1. Establish a horizon line and 2 vanishing points. (consider putting one off the page) 2. Demonstrate YOUR NAME in block letters, demonstrating 2-point perspective. 3. Start sketches for your 2 perspective project- At least 5 sketches multiple structures. (consider depth of field
Water colored pencil process (smooth side of 11x 10 paper) First use LIGHT pencil marks Establish horizon line and 2 vanishing points (consider making one off the page, use a taped apparatus to back of page for accuracy) Draw structure utilizing perspective and vanishing points Plan landscape details Next Color with water soluble colored pencils Be sure to use proper technique to avoid harsh lines! Then add water with small brush Remember, once water is applied, the color becomes permanent. Finish with pen Black line will help define edges
Expectation attempted, but not successful. N/A (0 points) 1 (10 points) 2 (15 points) 3 (20 points) Expectation attempted, but not successful. Objective completed at grade level. Expectation demonstrated in an advanced way that is completed original. Aesthetic- Composition is creative and clear. Elements of line and proportion are demonstrated clearly. Craftsmanship was taken into consideration when using ink and colored pencil. Reason- Class directions have been followed. Assigned structure displays perspective accurately using horizon line and 2 vanishing points. Negative space on page is filled with foreground, middle ground and background. Time- Careful planning was taken into consideration. Student utilized class time. Student followed creative process to configure best solution.