Perspective

What is the purpose of perspective in drawings?

• To make drawings look simpler

• To make drawings look more realistic

• To use less ink or pencil

• To draw faster

What is a horizon line in perspective drawing?

• A line that shows where to stop drawing

• A line that represents the edge of the paper

• A line that represents the top of a building

• A line that divides the sky and the ground

How many vanishing points does two-point perspective have?

• Four

• One

• Two

• Three

What happens if the vanishing points are too close together in a drawing?

• Things in the drawing start to look exaggerated

• The drawing becomes a one-point perspective

• The drawing will have too much depth

• The drawing will look very flat

What is the best way to practice drawing in perspective?

• Drawing circles

• Drawing perspective lines over photos

• Drawing animals

• Drawing with your eyes closed

What should you do if your perspective lines look off?

• Switch to drawing in two-point perspective

• Draw perspective lines over photos to understand realistic perspective

• Try drawing without looking

• Erase everything and start over

What does three-point perspective add to a scene?

• More color

• More characters

• Another vanishing point in the sky for height

• More animals

Why might tilting the horizon line make a scene unusual?

• Because it makes the drawing look upside down

• It makes the drawing too realistic

• It requires more vanishing points

• It's unusual for viewers and might lack realism

What is the effect of having the horizon line at the top of the page?

• It adds more characters to the scene

• It makes the drawing look smaller

• It makes the drawing a three-point perspective

• It creates a top-down view

What should you do to draw a box in perspective?

• Use only horizontal lines

• Ignore the vanishing points

• Draw the lines going back to the vanishing point

• Start with a circle