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Landscape Linear Perspective Drawing

Landscape Linear Perspective Drawing. Landscape Linear Perspective Drawing Objective and Sub Objective:. Students will create an original landscape drawing showing perspective technique and the art elements value, space, and principles of design. S1, C2, PO 301,302

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Landscape Linear Perspective Drawing

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  1. Landscape LinearPerspective Drawing

  2. Landscape Linear Perspective DrawingObjective and Sub Objective: • Students will create an original landscape drawing showing perspective technique and the art elements value, space, and principles of design. S1, C2, PO 301,302 • Students will apply criteria for judging the quality of a specific artwork. ST3, C5 PO 301,302,and 303

  3. Linear Perspective Linear Perspective: Using lines based on strict rules of geometry that gives the illusion of depth and distance. Horizon Line: The actual horizon is where the earth meets the sky or the sky meets the ocean. Parallel: Lines are lines that are always the same distance from each other. They never meet. Picture Plane: The picture plane is the actual surface of a drawing or painting. Perpendicular: Perpendicular means connecting at a right angle or 90 degree angle. Absolute vertical and absolute horizontal lines are perpendicular. Vertical: A line that is perpendicular to the horizon line. A vertical line is "standing up". Horizontal: A line is parallel to the horizon line. A horizontal line is "lying down". Eye Level: A level that coincides with the viewers eyes Vanishing Point: A point at which parallel lines receding into space appear to meet. Foreshortening: The appearance of objects becoming smaller when farther away, and larger when up close.

  4. The History of PerspectiveRenaissance 1450-1600 Alhazen 1040 AD Leonardo da Vinci Raphael Filippo Brunelleschi

  5. One Point Perspective Objective: Draw a one point perspective fantasy bedroom

  6. Julian BeeverPerspective in the extreme

  7. One point Cityscape

  8. Two point

  9. Two Point Boxes Objective: Create a two point box drawing that demonstrates linear perspective, shading and creativity. Requirements: 5 boxes * Handout

  10. Three Point

  11. Five Point

  12. M.C. Escher

  13. Creativity

  14. Ed Rushca

  15. Charles Demuth

  16. Edward Hopper

  17. Interesting Architecture

  18. Fantasy

  19. In Process Critique Objective: Students will apply criteria for judging the quality of a specific artwork. ST3, C5 PO 301,302,and 303 Fill out worksheet and on Thursday we will go over the sheet in a whole class discussion (mini critique).

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