Parallel perspective drawing.pptx

Parallel perspective drawing

1. LET’S PLAY WORDS SCRAMBLE RACE

2. Round 1 ERSEPPEVTIC I

3. Round 2 EIPCRUT PELNA I

4. Round 3 TPO EIVW I

5. Round 4 AAERLPLL EPSPRVTECIE I

6. Round 5 FNTRO EWIV I

7. Parallel Perspective Drawing

8. Perspective drawings are three-dimensional presentation of object as they appear to an observer’s eye while stationed at a particular position relative to the object. They are the picture like of all the types of pictorial drawings thus they create the most realistic representation of the object being viewed. What is Perspective Drawings? You can include in the

9. Station point Picture plane Vanishing point Horizon line Ground line Center of vision Line of sight 7 parts of perspective set – up You can include in the

10. Single vanishing point parallel lines meet to one point somewhere in the distance . PARALLEL PERSPECTIVE DRAWING Parallel to our view a perspective drawing has one face of the object that is parallel to our sight Parallel perspective drawing is one with the principle surface (preferably front view) laid parallel to the picture plane. It occurs when the object being viewed is directly in front of the observer . It has single vanishing point located in the horizon. THINGS TO NOTE:

11. E x a m p l e Congruent triangles can be flipped, rotated and mirrored and will still be congruent .

12. Video clip of your demonstration

13. Plate exercise Bring out all your drawing materials and in the same manner, draw parallel perspective of the same model (L – shaped block). You will be given 15 minutes to do your plate. Directions: Parallel perspective drawing of L – shaped block

14. SHORT QUIZ Enumerate the 7 parts of perspective set – up. Directions:

15. ASSIGNMENT Draw a U – shaped block parallel perspective drawing Bring the following: Perspective drawings or pictures that have 2 vanishing points Drawing materials Directions:

16. THANK YOU!

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