PERSPECTIVE DRAWING
ONE-POINT PERSPECTIVE
ABOUT
A one-point perspective drawing means that the drawing has a single vanishing point, usually directly opposite to the viewer's eye and usually on the horizon line. All lines parallel with the viewer's line of sight recede to the horizon towards this vanishing point..
MEDIUM
I've used Faber-Castell drawing book with 120GSM. A 2B pencil for the outline and a black gel pen for the detailing with hatching and scribbling technique.
STEP BY STEP
COMPLEXITIES
It was difficult to get the proportion right and took me few tries before finding the right one. Next major challenge was to use the hatching technique wisely in-order to obtain depth to the sketch.
LEARNING OUTCOME
This really helped identifying one-point perspective and was a good one for working out the hatching and scribbling technique.
TWO-POINT PERSPECTIVE
ABOUT
Two-point perspective shows an object from the side with two vanishing points. It gives the most realistic view of a product as it shows the item edge on, as we would see it. It is often used to produce realistic drawings of an object.
MEDIUM
I've used Faber-Castell drawing book with 120GSM. A 2B pencil for the outline and a black gel pen for the detailing with hatching and scribbling technique.
STEP BY STEP
COMPLEXITIES
It was difficult to get the proper details.
LEARNING OUTCOME
This really helped identifying two-point perspective and was a good one for working out the hatching and scribbling technique.
THREE-POINT PERSPECTIVE
ABOUT
Three-point perspective uses three different vanishing points. Two on the horizon line and one perpendicular to the horizon line. Viewing can be of two type: bird's eye view and worm's eye view.
MEDIUM
I've used Faber-Castell drawing book with 120GSM. A 2B pencil for the outline and a black gel pen for the detailing with hatching technique.
STEP BY STEP
COMPLEXITIES
It was difficult to get the details and the depth right.
LEARNING OUTCOME
This really helped identifying three-point perspective and was a good one for working out the hatching technique.
