TASK ONE

What is one-point perspective?

ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE DRAWING

TASK DESCRIPTION
Your task is to draw a landscape showing one-point perspective. Your landscape can include a road, telegraph poles, white road posts, a sign and a small mountain range in the background. If you feel adventurous you can also include other objects.

One-point perspective is a common technique used by artists to create the illusion of depth and/or distance in a drawing or painting. Initially invented in the fteenth century by renaissance artists, this technique is commonly used today. If you look closely you will notice that objects appear smaller and closer together as they move in the distance. The rules of perspective allow you to develop a structured technique to assist you in creating this e ect.

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STAGE FOUR

CRITERIA | What are you assessed on?

Does the drawing adhere to the rules of one-point perspective? Use of coloured pencils to render the composition