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    This document provides an introduction to the concept of perspective in graphic arts. It defines perspective as the approximate representation of depth on a two-dimensional surface. The document then outlines the history of perspective, describes the main types (one-point, two-point, three-point), defines key terminology like vanishing point and horizon line, and establishes an action plan for a studio project involving drawing stacked furniture from observation using principles of perspective over a week-long period. Students are expected to maintain a reflective journal referencing sources and examples of different perspective types.

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    Drawing 1

    Module 5
    Structures

    Perspective study of stacked studio furniture

    Date: 25 July 2016

    Content

    Introduction

    to Perspective
    What is Perspective
    Perspective throughout history
    Types of Perspectives
    Vanishing Point
    Terminologies
    Reflective Journals
    Action Plan

    Introduction to Perspective

    Perspective (from Latin:


    perspicere to see
    through) in the
    graphic arts is an
    approximate
    representation, on a flat
    surface (such as paper),
    of an image as it is seen
    by the eye.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pers
    pective_%
    28graphical%29

    What is Perspective?

    Perspective throughout History

    Types of Perspectives
    One-Point
    Perspective?

    The Last Supper, Leonardo da


    Vinci, 1494-1498, 460 x 880 cm

    Two-Point
    Perspective?

    Three-Point Perspective

    Vanishing Point

    TERMINOLOGIES
    Three-Point
    Perspective

    Two vanishing points are located on


    the horizon, governing horizontal
    convergence, but a third is
    established above or below the
    horizon line. No lines fall parallel to
    the picture plane.

    Two- Pont
    Perspective

    Two Vanishing points are used to in


    effect, govern opposite sides of the
    object

    One-point
    perspective

    Only one vanishing point is fixed on


    the horizon line.

    Vanishing point

    Perspective

    Horizon line

    The point of convergence of two


    receding horizontal lines occurs on
    the horizon line.
    a way of portraying three
    dimensions on a flat, twodimensional surface by suggesting
    depth or distance.
    Tend to meet at a point

    Reflective Journals
    Students are expected to use reflective journal as a
    reference source. To record five visual references of 1
    point perspective, two-point perspective and three
    point perspective.
    Consider Big Six for image referencing
    Reference their source as per DUT Harvard
    Referencing for image

    Action Plan
    Monday,

    25th July (Research in Library) Students are


    required to research 3 renaissance artworks that shows
    3 types of perspectives.
    Meet Tutor at the drawing studio at 11:00 to start the
    practical work.
    Tuesday, 26th July - Drawing of studio stacked
    furniture continues. Regular feedback from the tutor.
    Wednesday, 27th July- Drawing of studio stacked
    furniture continues. Regular feedback from the tutor.
    Thursday, 28th July Drawing of studio stacked
    furniture continues. Regular feedback from the tutor.
    Friday, 29th July - Crit

    Materials requirements:
    Drawing board, Litho Paper, Masking tape, Set squares, pencil HB, Rubber, Compass Instrument set, reference books, ruler, T-square &note book journal.
    Remember to write up your days Reflective Journal before you go home.

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