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    Perspective Drawing: Animation NC Ii

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    Perspective drawing involves depicting an object at an angle to appear three-dimensional. There are two main types: one-point perspective uses a single vanishing point, with parallel lines converging toward it; two-point perspective uses two sets of parallel lines converging toward vanishing points on either side of the image. The document provides step-by-step instructions for drawing boxes in one-point and two-point perspective, including placing a horizon line and vanishing point(s) and connecting corners to the point(s) with straight lines.

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    Perspective Drawing: Animation NC Ii

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    Perspective drawing involves depicting an object at an angle to appear three-dimensional. There are two main types: one-point perspective uses a single vanishing point, with parallel lines converging toward it; two-point perspective uses two sets of parallel lines converging toward vanishing points on either side of the image. The document provides step-by-step instructions for drawing boxes in one-point and two-point perspective, including placing a horizon line and vanishing point(s) and connecting corners to the point(s) with straight lines.

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    Perpective Drawing in Animation NC II

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    Perspective drawing involves depicting an object at an angle to appear three-dimensional. There are two main types: one-point perspective uses a single vanishing point, with parallel lines converging toward it; two-point perspective uses two sets of parallel lines converging toward vanishing points on either side of the image. The document provides step-by-step instructions for drawing boxes in one-point and two-point perspective, including placing a horizon line and vanishing point(s) and connecting corners to the point(s) with straight lines.

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    Perspective Drawing: Animation NC Ii

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    Joel Briza
    Perspective drawing involves depicting an object at an angle to appear three-dimensional. There are two main types: one-point perspective uses a single vanishing point, with parallel lines converging toward it; two-point perspective uses two sets of parallel lines converging toward vanishing points on either side of the image. The document provides step-by-step instructions for drawing boxes in one-point and two-point perspective, including placing a horizon line and vanishing point(s) and connecting corners to the point(s) with straight lines.

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    The key takeaways are that there are two main types of perspective drawing - one-point and two-point perspective. One-point perspective uses a single vanishing point, while two-point perspective uses two vanishing points. The text provides instructions for how to draw objects in each type of perspective.

    The two main types of perspective drawing discussed are one-point perspective and two-point perspective.

    The steps to draw a one-point perspective are to draw a horizon line, place a vanishing point, draw a square below the vanishing point, draw lines from the square's corners to the vanishing point, draw lines from the vanishing point to the square's corners, and erase excess lines.

    PERSPECTIVE DRAWING

    ANIMATION NC II
    HOW WOULD YOU DRAW THIS? Would it be difficult?
    PERSPECTIVE DRAWING

     Perspective Drawing is seeing an object on a


    different angle in almost a three-dimensional
    look.
    ONE-POINT PERSPECTIVE DRAWING

     Perspective Drawing has parallel lines with its own vanishing point. The picture above is in one-point perspective.
     All lines are parallel as if it mirrors the image from left to right. The lines go straight across or straight up and down then continue at the
    same distance apart. Until it comes together joining in the middle vanishing point.
    Vanishing Point
    The line center where the perspective line meets.

    Horizon Line
    Horizontal guide for the
    perspective
    HOW TO DRAW ONE-POINT PERSPECTIVE

     Draw a horizon line about one-third down your page. Draw a small dot or line to
    mark a spot in the middle of the line.
     Next, draw a square below and to one side of your vanishing point. For a successful
    perspective drawing, you need straight lines and corners that meet exactly.
     Now, draw a straight line from each corner of your square to the vanishing point
     Next draw lines from the vanishing point to each corner of the square.
     After constructing the box, carefully erase the vanishing lines.
    TWO-POINT PERSPECTIVE DRAWING

     It uses two pairs of horizontals on each side which will diminish toward the left or right vanishing point.
    HOW TO DRAW TWO-POINT PERSPECTIVE

     First, draw a horizon line about one-third down your page. Then place your vanishing points on the edges of your
    paper using a small dot or line.
     Next, draw the front corner edge of your box.
     Draw a line from each end of the line to both vanishing points.
     Draw a straight line on each side of the center line.
     Draw two sets of vanishing lines on top of the box.
     Draw a vertical line from where the lower vanishing lines cross.
     Finish off by erasing the excess vanishing lines.

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