One Point Perspective Quiz

What is the purpose of the vanishing point in one point perspective?

• To create the illusion of depth and distance

• To make the drawing look more colorful

• To add texture to the buildings

• To make the buildings look bigger

Why is it important to draw vertical lines straight in one point perspective?

• To maintain the realistic appearance of the buildings

• To add a sense of movement to the drawing

• To create a sense of chaos in the cityscape

• To make the buildings look smaller

What is the purpose of drawing the horizon line in one point perspective?

• To establish the viewer's eye level

• To make the buildings look taller

• To create a sense of motion in the drawing

• To add shadows to the buildings

Why is it important to draw lightly when creating a one point perspective drawing?

• To create a sense of depth in the buildings

• To add texture to the sidewalk

• To make the drawing look more dramatic

• To allow for easy erasing of mistakes

What is the purpose of the sidewalk in a one point perspective drawing?

• To add a sense of movement to the drawing

• To add color to the cityscape

• To make the buildings look wider

• To create a sense of space and distance

Why do the horizontal lines on the sidewalk get closer together as they approach the vanishing point?

• To make the sidewalk look wider

• To make the sidewalk look more colorful

• To create the illusion of distance and depth

• To add texture to the buildings

What is the purpose of drawing smaller rectangles as they get closer to the vanishing point in a one point perspective drawing?

• To add a sense of movement to the drawing

• To create the illusion of distance and depth

• To make the buildings look taller

• To add texture to the sidewalk

Why is it important to use a ruler or straight edge when creating a one point perspective drawing?

• To create a sense of motion in the drawing

• To make the buildings look smaller

• To ensure straight lines and accurate perspective

• To add a sense of chaos to the cityscape