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Perspective Art
Intro to Art
Assignment #7
Lines
Vertical Horizontal Diagonal
One-point perspective
When all lines lead to 1 vanishing point.
Two-point perspective
When all lines lead to 2 vanishing points.
Three-point perspective
When all lines lead to 3 vanishing points
Prior to the Renaissance
Artists were less concerned with the illusion of reality and more concerned with the content and symbolism of their work.
The size of each element in the image related much more to its importance, rather than it's placement in a space.
Before Perspective
The Egyptian’s belief was
that you needed all body
parts to be shown in the
depictions of the person in
order to have it in their
afterlife.
Renaissance
By the height of the Renaissance, artists
had mastered the mathematics and visual
techniques of perspective
Perspective Artwork
One of the most famous artist that started
painting in perspective is Raphael.
Assignment #7
You will draw 3 buildings in one-point
perspective.
Each building will have at least 3 windows,
siding and one door.
The landscape drawing will have at least 1
road, and sidewalks on both sides of the
road.
Assignment #7
You will draw 3 buildings in one-point and
two-point perspective.
Each building will have at least 3 windows,
siding and one door.
The landscape drawing will have at least 1
road, and sidewalks on both sides of the
road.
Finished Artwork
choose one point or two point do create a drawing.
This drawing you will be painting with watercolor.
Have things in perspective in each foreground, mid-ground, background.
Skilled painting with consistent value in your work on all buildings and objects in your landscape.
Clean lines, nothing messy, controlled painting.
Choices to put in your work: 5 buildings
Siding
Roof/shingles
4 windows on each side of buildings
at least 1 door on each building
2 streets
10 street lamps
fence
Power lines
3 trees
Optional object
Optional object
Optional object
2 Sidewalks with curbs
1 Sign or Billboard
Choose what you want to put in
your artwork:
All 15 = A
13/15=B
10/15=C
8/15=D
Below=F
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