1. --the area around an object
THE ELEMENT OF SPACE
--the area around an object

2. 6 WAYS TO CREATE SPACE
OVERLAPPING- PLACING ONE OBJECT IN FRONT OF OR BEHIND A 2ND OBJECT TO SHOW DEPTH
SIZE- LARGE OBJECTS APPEAR CLOSER, SMALLER OBJECTS APPEAR FURTHER AWAY
DETAILS- MORE DETAILS TO OBJECTS CLOSER, LESS DETAILS TO OBJECTS FURTHER AWAY

3. 6 WAYS TO CREATE SPACE
PLACEMENT- OBJECTS DRAWN LOWER DOWN IN THE PICTURE PLANE APPEAR CLOSER, HIGHER UP APPEAR FURTHER AWAY.
AERIAL PERSPECTIVE – USING LESS DETAILS AND LOWER INTENSE COLORS FOR OBJECTS IN THE DISTANCE, BRIGHTER COLORS FOR OBJECTS CLOSER UP.
LINEAR PERSPECTIVE – SLANTING LINES AND MAKING OBJECTS GO BACK TO A VANISHING POINT ON A HORIZON LINE.

4. WHAT IS PERSPECTIVE? YOUR POINT OF VIEW ON SOMETHING
HOW YOU SEE THINGS FROM WHERE YOU ARE
the way in which objects appear to the eye -

5. OVERLAPPING
SIZE
PLACING ONE OBJECT IN FRONT OF OR BEHIND A 2ND OBJECT TO SHOW DEPTH

6. DETAILS
PLACEMENT

7. -view from above looking down
AERIAL PERSPECTIVE
-view from above looking down

8. - your point of view on a line
LINEAR PERSPECTIVE
- your point of view on a line

9. VANISHING POINT – the point on the horizon line where all lines meet
VANISHING POINT – the point on the horizon line where all lines meet. Also our eye level.

10. VANISHING POINT

11. PERSPECTIVE VOCABULARY
HORIZON LINE- WHERE EARTH AND SKY MEET
VERTICAL LINE- LINES THAT RUN UP AND DOWN
HORIZONTAL LINE- LINES THAT RUN ACROSS LEFT TO RIGHT
DIAGONAL LINE- LINES THAT SLANT
PARALLEL LINES- LINES THAT NEVER INTERSECT
PERPINDICULAR LINES- LINES THAT INTERSECT AND FORM A 90 DEGREE ANGLE.

12. PERSPECTIVE ASSIGNMENTS
PERSPECTIVE VOCABULARY – 50 PTS
3-D BOXES WITH VALUE – 50 PTS
CITY DRAWING – 200 PTS

13. TO CREATE THE SIDE OF THE BOX, DRAW A VERTICAL LINE.
-DRAW A HORIZON LINE IN THE MIDDLE OF YOUR PAPER WITH A VANISHING POINT CLOSE THE CENTER. -DRAW FOUR 2 INCH SQUARES– 2 ABOVE H.L., 2 BELOW H.L. -DRAW A LINE BACK TO THE VANISHING POINT FROM THE 3 (OR 2)CLOSEST CORNERS OF EACH SQUARE
TO CREATE THE SIDE OF THE BOX, DRAW A VERTICAL LINE.
TO CREATE THE TOP/BOTTOM OF THE BOX, DRAW A HORIZONTAL LINE.
ERASE EXTRA LINES GOING BACK TO THE V.P.
ADD VALUE TO THE BOXES—DARK, MEDIUM & LIGHT VALUES

15. WITH LINES DRAWN TO V.P.

16. TO CREATE THE SIDE OF THE BOX, DRAW A VERTICAL LINE.
TO CREATE THE TOP/BOTTOM OF THE BOX, DRAW A HORIZONTAL LINE.
ALL EXTRA LINES ERASED 4 FLOATING CUBES WITH VALUE- DARK, MEDIUM & LIGHT.

17. CITY DRAWING EXAMPLES

22. CITY DRAWING REQUIREMENTS
4 BUILDINGS
4 STREETS/ROADS
4 DIFFERENT TYPE OF LIGHTS
STOP LIGHT, STREET LAMP POST, WINDOW LIGHT
4 DIFFERENT TYPE OF SIGNS
STOP, YIELD, RAILROAD, SCHOOL ZONE, SPEED LIMIT
4 BILLBOARDS/ADVERTISEMENTS
CREATIVE BACKGROUND/SCENERY
DRAWN WITH GREAT CRAFTSMANSHIP, 100% CORRECT PERSPECTIVE & 100% COLORED

23. VIDEO DEMO 3-D BOXES WITH VALUE - http://youtu.be/GVKSVMsWXrI
CITY DRAWING DEMO

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