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One Point Perspective

One Point Perspective. Drawing a Hallway. Before the Renaissance, art often looked flat, without depth. During the Renaissance, artists discovered perspective. Vanishing Point Horizon Line (Eye Level) Converging Lines. People or objects in the distance appear smaller.

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One Point Perspective

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  1. One Point Perspective Drawing a Hallway

  2. Before the Renaissance, art often looked flat, without depth.

  3. During the Renaissance, artists discovered perspective. Vanishing Point Horizon Line (Eye Level) Converging Lines

  4. People or objects in the distance appear smaller

  5. Now, let’s look at one point perspective in real life.

  6. Drawing a Hallway using one point perspective

  7. Artist Richard Estes painted this scene showing the inside of a subway train. Where is the vanishing point?

  8. Kurt Wenner painted this scene on a sidewalk!

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