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ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE

ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE. INTERIOR. 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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ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE

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  1. ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE INTERIOR

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. EXAMPLES BEFORE AFTER

  5. 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

  6. 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

  7. 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.

  8. STUDENT EXAMPLES

  9. LET’S GET STARTED!

  10. INTERACTIVE SITE http://olejarz.com/arted/perspective/index.html

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