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    1. The document discusses 1-point perspective drawing for interior design, which uses a single vanishing point to create the illusion of depth on a 2D surface through converging parallel lines. 2. 1-point perspective emerged during the Italian Renaissance as seen in the works of artists like Masaccio and Dürer, and establishes a horizon line, eye level, and vanishing point to draw objects in correct dimensional proportion. 3. The process of a 1-point perspective drawing involves first establishing the horizon line and vanishing point, then adding structural lines like a square and additional boxes or furniture that become smaller as their lines converge at the vanishing point.

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    1. The document discusses 1-point perspective drawing for interior design, which uses a single vanishing point to create the illusion of depth on a 2D surface through converging parallel lines. 2. 1-point perspective emerged during the Italian Renaissance as seen in the works of artists like Masaccio and Dürer, and establishes a horizon line, eye level, and vanishing point to draw objects in correct dimensional proportion. 3. The process of a 1-point perspective drawing involves first establishing the horizon line and vanishing point, then adding structural lines like a square and additional boxes or furniture that become smaller as their lines converge at the vanishing point.

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    1-Point Perspective Drawing

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    1. The document discusses 1-point perspective drawing for interior design, which uses a single vanishing point to create the illusion of depth on a 2D surface through converging parallel lines. 2. 1-point perspective emerged during the Italian Renaissance as seen in the works of artists like Masaccio and Dürer, and establishes a horizon line, eye level, and vanishing point to draw objects in correct dimensional proportion. 3. The process of a 1-point perspective drawing involves first establishing the horizon line and vanishing point, then adding structural lines like a square and additional boxes or furniture that become smaller as their lines converge at the vanishing point.

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    1-point Perspective Drawing Interior Design

    Intro to Art II

    Drawing in 3D
    Lines that show depth are parallel to each other See two or three sides of the object at once

    Drawing in Perspective

    Lines that show depth converge at a point See two or three sides of the object at once

    Definition of Perspective
    A linear system of converging lines Creates the accurate illusion of depth on a two-dimensional surface

    overlapping

    size

    placement

    Early perspective

    Albrecht Drer drawing on glass 'picture plane' c. 1520 (left), Cappella Tornabuoni fresco in Florence c. 1490 (right)

    http://www.khulsey.com/perspective_basics.html

    Linear perspective emerged during the Italian renaissance

    Masaccio, Italian Renaissance, 1400s

    Even photos follow 1-point perspective

    Student work

    Artwork in perspective is boring unless you put the creativity and ideas into it to make it interesting!

    Step 1: Horizon line, eye level, vanishing point Step 2: Square, perspective lines

    Step 3: Smaller boxes (furniture)

    Vanishing point

    Horizon line
    Eye level

    Remember
    Lines are only:
    Horizontal Vertical Or they aim for the vanishing point!
    (unless your object is not rectangular)

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