1. graphic communication @ marr college

2. INTRODUCING
ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE
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3. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE WHAT IS IT ? SEE SOME EXAMPLES
HOW DO YOU DO IT ?
EXERCISES
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4. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE WHAT IS IT ?
A METHOD OF DRAWING WHICH MAKES ALLOWANCES FOR THE FACT THAT WHEN THINGS ARE FURTHER AWAY FROM YOU, THEY APPEAR SMALLER THAN THEY REALLY ARE
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5. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE SEE SOME EXAMPLES
HORIZON LINE
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6. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE ANOTHER EXAMPLE
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7. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE ANOTHER EXAMPLE
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8. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE ANOTHER EXAMPLE CAN YOU SEE THE VANISHING POINT?
WHERE IS THE HORIZON LINE ?
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9. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE ANOTHER EXAMPLE
CAN YOU SEE THE VANISHING POINT ?
WHERE IS THE HORIZON LINE ?
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10. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE ANOTHER EXAMPLE david age 81/2
CAN YOU SEE THE VANISHING POINT ?
WHERE IS THE HORIZON LINE ?
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11. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE HOW DO YOU DO IT ?
next you should line in heavily the two back edges
complete the cuboid by lining in the depth lines heavily
now line in heavily the shape of the front face
repeat the same steps in the other three corners
now take faint lines from three corners to the VP as shown
begin by splitting the page into four equal sections
in the top left corner, draw a box roughly 30mm x 30mm
decide how deep your cuboid will be, with lines as shown
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12. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE EXERCISE 1 CUBES & CUBOIDS FROM THIS . . .
TO THIS . . .
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13. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE EXERCISE 2 HOLLOW CUBES & CUBOIDS
FROM THIS . . .
2nd
. . . this one 1st
TO THIS . . .
3rd
4th
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14. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE EXERCISE 3 3D L SHAPED BLOCKS
DO THIS BLOCK . . .
4th
. . . this one 1st
3rd
2nd
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15. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE EXERCISE 6 KITCHEN INTERIOR
draw in the front face of the wall unit
now heavily line in the rest of the base unit
take the corners back to the vanishing point
heavily line in the front face of the base unit
heavily line in the front of the wall unit
put a base unit on the other side of the room
heavily line in the rest of the wall unit
mark the back edges of the base unit
locate the back edge of the wall unit
take the corners back to the vanishing point
decide on a position for the vanishing point
draw a rectangle to represent the back wall
take an A3 and put it in the landscape position
draw the front of a base unit on the left
take lines from the VP through the four corners
line in the outer edges of the room
now add a small picture frame on the wall
place the door in the position shown
. . . add some more detail of your own
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16. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE
FINISHED
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