PERSPECTIVE

DRAWING
 WHAT IS PERSPECTIVE DRAWING
• Perspective drawing is a technique used to
create the illusion of depth and three-
dimensionality on a two-dimensional surface.
It involves using mathematical principles to
accurately depict objects and their
relationships to each other in space.
 WHAT IS PERSPECTIVE DRAWING
• There are several types of perspective
drawing, including one-point, two-point,
and three-point perspective. Each type
has its own set of rules and techniques
for creating the illusion of depth and
space.
 One-Point Perspective Drawing
• One-point
perspective drawing is a type of
perspective drawing that uses a single
vanishing point to create the illusion of
depth and space. This technique is often
used to draw interiors or architectural
structures, as it allows for accurate
depictions of objects in relation to each
other.
 One-Point Perspective Drawing
• Tocreate a one-point perspective drawing,
the artist must first establish a horizon line
and a vanishing point. Then, they can draw
lines from the edges of objects to the
vanishing point, creating the illusion of depth
and space.
 Two - Point Perspective Drawing
• Two-point perspective drawing is a type of
perspective drawing that uses two vanishing
points to create the illusion of depth and
space. This technique is often used to draw
outdoor scenes or urban landscapes, as it
allows for accurate depictions of objects in
relation to each other and the surrounding
environment.
 Two - Point Perspective Drawing
• Tocreate a two-point perspective
drawing, the artist must first establish a
horizon line and two vanishing points.
Then, they can draw lines from the edges
of objects to the vanishing points,
creating the illusion of depth and space.
 Three - Point Perspective Drawing
• Three-point perspective drawing is a type of
perspective drawing that uses three
vanishing points to create the illusion of
depth and space. This technique is often
used to draw extreme angles or aerial views,
as it allows for accurate depictions of objects
in relation to each other and the surrounding
environment.
 Three - Point Perspective Drawing
• Tocreate a three-point perspective drawing,
the artist must first establish a horizon line
and three vanishing points. Then, they can
draw lines from the edges of objects to the
vanishing points, creating the illusion of
depth and space.
 Mastering Perspective Drawing Techniques
• Mastering perspective drawing techniques
takes time and practice, but it is an essential
skill for any artist or designer. By
understanding the principles of perspective
drawing and practicing different techniques,
artists can create realistic and engaging
drawings that capture the viewer's attention.
 Mastering Perspective Drawing Techniques
• In
addition to one-point, two-point, and three-point
perspective, there are also other types of
perspective drawing techniques, such as
atmospheric perspective and isometric
perspective. By exploring these techniques and
experimenting with different approaches, artists
can expand their skillset and create even more
dynamic and compelling drawings.
The Importance of Perspective Drawing in Design
• Perspective drawing is an essential skill for
designers in many fields, including architecture,
interior design, product design, and graphic
design. By using perspective drawing techniques,
designers can create accurate and realistic
representations of their designs, allowing clients
and stakeholders to better understand and
visualize the final product.
 The Importance of Perspective Drawing in Design
• Inaddition to its practical applications,
perspective drawing is also a valuable tool for
artistic expression. By manipulating
perspective and playing with the viewer's
perception of space, artists can create unique
and captivating works of art that challenge
our understanding of the world around us.
ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE
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TWO POINT PERSPECTIVE 10
THREE POINT PERSPECTIVE 11