ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE

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ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE

• INTERIOR

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THE FIRST SIGNS OF PERSPECTIVE

• Florentine sculptor and architect,
• Fillipo Brunelleschi, was
• the first architect to
• use mathematical
• perspective in creating
• designs for buildings during
• the early Renaissance.

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• Before one point perspective, artists
• had to guess where the lines of
• buildings would go in their
• drawings. These drawings
• tended to look skewed
• and awkward.

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EXAMPLES
BEFORE AFTER
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VOCABULARY

• Horizon line where the sky meets the ground, a
  horizontal line
• Vanishing point the place where all lines meet
  or vanish, it is located on the horizon line
• Perspective a point of view involving space
  (POA) to show distance/depth

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MORE VOCABULARY

• Horizontal line a line that goes left to right,
  it is parallel to the horizon line
• Vertical line a line that goes up and down, it
  is perpendicular to the horizon line
• Orthogonal line lines that create the sides of
  an object in one point perspective, these lines
  are drawn to the vanishing point

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Even MORE Vocabulary

• Diagonal line lines that have a slanted
  direction.
• Perpendicular lines that intersect or form right
  angles (90 degrees)
• Intersecting lines cut or divide by passing
  through or across
• Parallel lines that are in the same plane but
  never meet (intersect) no matter how far
  extended.

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STUDENT EXAMPLES
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