Perspective

What is the definition of Linear Perspective?

• A technique that makes use of actual & implied Curvy lines to create the illusion of depth on a 2D surface. If the lines on this artwork are extended, they converge at a point that represents an eye level of the viewer. This point is called the disappearing point

• A technique that makes use of actual & implied straight lines to create the illusion of depth on a 2D surface Which makes objects look like they are moving.

• A technique that makes use of actual & implied straight lines to create the illusion of depth on a 2D surface. If the lines on this artwork are extended, they converge at a point that represents an eye level of the viewer. This point is called the vanishing point

• A technique that makes use of actual & implied straight lines to create the illusion of depth on a 3D surface. If the lines on this artwork are extended, they converge at a point that represents an eye level of the viewer. This point is called the vanishing point

What is the definition of Horizon Line?

• In an artwork, a line that runs side-to-side, parallel to the horizon. These lines can be seen as peaceful or calm.

• A line create in an artwork by the meeting of sky and ground, usually at the viewer's eye level.

• In an artwork, a line that runs side-to-side, parallel to the ruler. These lines can be seen as peaceful or calm.

• A line create in an artwork by the meeting of sky and ground, usually above the viewer's eye level.

What is the definition of Vanishing Point?

• A dot in the sky

• In linear perspective, the place on the horizon line.

• In linear perspective, the place on the background line where parallel lines seem to meet or converge.

• In linear perspective, the place on the horizon line where parallel lines seem to meet or converge.

Draw A horizon line

Answer explanation

Draw a Horizon Line, and a vanishing point.

Answer explanation

Where would the background be?

• Above the Horizon Line

• Below the horizon line

• In the middle of the paper

• At the front of the paper

Where would the Middle Ground be?

• Below the Horizon Line

• The Middle of the Paper

• Above the Horizon line

• At the front of the paper

Where is the foreground

• Above the Horizon line

• Below the horizon line

• In the middle of the paper

• At the front of the paper

Objects that are far away in the background should be drawn....

• Big

• Medium

• Small

Objects drawn in the foreground should be......

• Big

• Medium

• Small