Perspective

______________ is a technique used to represent 3D forms on a flat, 2D surface; uses horizon lines, vanishing points and converging lines to depict forms.

• atmospheric perspective

• one-point perspective

• two-point perspective

• linear perspective

______________is a method of rendering depth in an artwork by manipulating the elements of objects as they recede into space. Objects far from the viewer are represented with less saturated color, less contrast between the object and the background, and diminshed detail.

• linear perspective

• atmospheric perspective

• geometric perspective

• overlapping

________________is a way to create the illusion of depth in an artwork. Objects that are in front of other objects look closer to the viewer.

• linear perspective

• atmospheric perspective

• overlapping

• horizon line

___________________is a method that illustrates how objects appear to get smaller as they recede into space when viewed from the front and using a single vanishing point.

• linear perspective

• atmospheric perspective

• one point perspective

• two point perspective

________________is a method that illustrates how objects appear to get smaller as they reced into space when viewed from the corner and using two vanishing points.

• linear perspective

• atmospheric perspective

• one-point perspective

• two-point perspective

The _______________in a perspective drawing is the line that appears at eye level and can be implied.

• horizon line

• converging line

• eye level line

• linear perspective

A ____________________ is the point(s) on the horizon line where the lines of the objects eventually converge.

• horizontal lines

• converging lines

• parallel lines

• vanishing point

_______________ are a set of two or more lines that get closer and closer together as t hey approach the vanishing point(s).

• horizontal lines

• converging lines

• parallel lines

• vanishing points

Where is the vanishing point located in a one point perspective drawing? 

• above the horizon
• below the horizon
• on the horizon
• never on the horizon

Trees and buildings should appear _________ as they go away from us.

• larger
• smaller
• the same height