1. 2 Point Perspective

2. Visual sense (feeling) of depth in a work of art Space

3. Movement: How the eye of the viewer is guided through the piece by the elements of art.

4. Depth: ( Third Dimension) refers to “thickness” of objects

5. Perspective Drawings One Point Perspective – drawing in which there is one vanishing point on the horizon line Two Point Perspective – drawing in which there are two vanishing points on the horizon line

6. All perspective drawings have a Horizon Line and vanishing points

7. One Point Perspectives have -A Horizon Line -One Vanishing Point

14. Two Point Perspectives have -A Horizon Line -Two Vanishing Points

15. Horizon line – a line that crosses a work horizontally, on which the Vanishing Point(s) is/are located. One’s eye level usually is the same thing as the horizon line. Vanishing Point – the imaginary point where receding (converging) lines will eventually meet Linear Perspective parallel lines converge to a vanishing point.

21. Vantage Point or Point of View – refers to the angle of view you have as the viewer. Looking from above eye level at subjects, looking at eye level or looking from below eye level.

22. Three Zones of Linear Artwork: Foreground, Middleground, Background

23. Student Examples