Studies in Linear Perspective

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Studies in Linear Perspective

• From Land and Cityscapes
• To Architectural and Interior Design

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Classic railroad tracks
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Bianca Rosas Grand Concourse from memory
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Cityscapes all in ONE POINT perspective
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Amandalees rural road in China
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Kelvins Bronx
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Kadiatous Bronx
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Kappas third floor corridor
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Notice Dalibels floor tiles are mad modernist
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Erikas Miami Crib
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House Designs
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Basic 2 point perspective for architectural
rendering
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house
Students had to FOLLOW daily by LISTENING and
OBSERVING modeling of the principles of
Perpsective by Mr. Herger. They also had a
handout and a step by step, point to point guide
(A,B,C,D,Eetc.) to LEARN these important lessons
in both MATHEMATICAL and SPATIAL REASONING.
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Students had only 6 inch oak tag rulers to work
with and a handful of standard wooden twelve inch
rulers to share
Shileen
Shileen
Notice how PERPENDICULARS sometimes went awry
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Notice how Jose added a garage, yard and sidewalk
to his dream house.
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Russell worked every day on a new house design in
order to master the principles. A great student!
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Eighth grader Jean Carlos was a leader in 823 for
just about every unit of study all year. Bravo,
Jean!
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Productive students shared their DISCOVERIES of
how to apply the principles with one another and
the class took on the character of a firm at
time. If only we had drawing boards!....
free hand 2 point perspective, Unisgned (!)
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California Shed Style or Modern House Design
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Amandalees dreamhouse goes BAUHAUS -
modernist design of the early 20th century.
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Furniture Designs
Notice Nathaly is designing here using basic TWO
POINT PERSPECTIVE.
Control the PERPENDICULAR!
OOPS! Perpendicular, please!
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Tamaya successfully employed ONE POINT
perspective to study this chair.
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Students used Photographs from 2005-2006
ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST to study furniture design.
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Llovana Molina, Interiors (warm)
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Notice Llovanas beautiful contour line study of
this bold decorative plant!
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Kiomaris simple, bright bedroom
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7th grader Kadija Bayors interior pours out
into the exterior patio of this Miami crib
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Luis Hinojosa living room
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Interior Design
This meticulous sketch took Shileen at least
three class periods and SUPERIOR SELF DISCIPLINE
Shileen Cruz
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A Baroque entrance foyer by Govin
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Louis XIV
Dining Room by Abigail Maria
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By Amandalee
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What a BEAUTIFUL chair drawn by 8th grader YODO !
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Notice Kattyes basic ANALAGOUS COLOR HARMONY
here is broken up by the addition of purple throw
pillows a split complementary moment. The
purple is also subtly echoed in the selection of
striped carpet which leads the eye of the
viewer/visitor to the comfotable daybed/sofa
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Though incomplete it is apparent that this
designer is already imagining a joyous jumble of
multiple colors and furniture styles from
diverse periods does it work? A matter of
taste, perhaps, but it is actually very courant
happening right now -with Manhattan designers
for very rich.
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Eighth grader Denzil McFarlane prefers the
non-cluttered, sturdy, traditional look for his
easy chair in a bright windowed room corner.
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Similarly, Ayana likes the furniture spare and
light colored but accented by a brilliant golden
toned carpet.
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Delilah Bowman was inspired by a space divided by
numerous wall, floor and ceiling planes, wherein
the furniture is secondary to enjoying the carved
spaces.
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Introducing The Yellow Couch by Dalibel
Everyone ought to have one!
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Notice the more conservative color palette chosen
by the gentleman designer herebut the plush King
bed here celebrates slumber just as well as any
other Your home deserves Khafre Tuckett
Designs
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Another more masculine designer, Tyliks
bedchamber here is fine for both HIM and HER
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Carry on