Wednesday, October 26, 2016

3 point perspective drawing

3 point perspective drawing

The 3 point perspective drawing is kinda like the 1 and 2 point perspective drawing, but all the lines you drawing go a vanishing point. for this drawing, we had to draw a funky building and put things in there like the things we put into the 1 and 2 point drawings but at a more advanced reasoning because all the lines go to a vanishing point. Like for instance, I put 2 kinds of windows, a balcony, and door. All either going into the building or going out. We also had to put an unusual object into the drawing, make it look likes the object suppose to be there but it really doesn't belong there. I put a lolly pop and a cup of coffee into the drawing. We had to use this type of shading to put things into a better perspective. 

I actually liked this drawing because it's funky, unique, out of the ordinary. You probably wouldn't see this kind of art just out on the street. I learned how to shade with lines and that even though all the lines go to a vanishing point you've still got some freedom with it and make it as funky as you can and would like. I could be as funky or as real with it as I wanted and it's still ok. 



Wednesday, October 12, 2016

One and Two point perspective drawings

These two drawings are similar but not the same, one is a One point perspective drawing and the other is a Two point perspective drawing. This is determined by how many vanishing points that they have. We were only allowed to have 3 types of lines while drawing these: orthogonal,  horizontal, and vertical. In the one point drawing, we had to have one building above the horizon line and one below to show how to drawing the roofs. On the two-point drawing, we had to have 8 buildings, a cloud emerging from behind a building, an unusual object, a tree, two of the buildings had to have brick walls, the others had to have texture, other little details and such.


I actually liked the two-point drawing better than the one-point because it was more exciting and made me think about how to do it right and it was a little bit more adventurous of a feeling for me and it let me use my skills to get it done.