Perspective drawing

What is 1 point perspective?

• An art style that focuses on abstract shapes without depth.
• One point perspective is a technique in art where all lines converge at a single point on the horizon, creating depth.
• A method used in photography to create a flat image.
• A technique where all lines are parallel and do not converge.

How does one point perspective differ from two point perspective?

• Two point perspective is used for drawing circles, while one point perspective is not.

• One point perspective uses two vanishing points, while two point perspective uses one.

• Both perspectives use the same number of vanishing points.

• One point perspective has all lines converging at a single point, while two point perspective uses two points on the horizon.

Which of the following is a characteristic of one point perspective?

• It involves multiple vanishing points on the horizon.

• It creates a sense of flatness in the image.

• It is primarily used for drawing landscapes.

• It is used to depict objects that are parallel to the viewer.

What is the main purpose of using one point perspective in art?

• To create a realistic sense of depth and space.

• To emphasize the height of objects.

• To create a sense of chaos and disorder.

• To focus on the color and texture of objects.

What is a Horizon line?

• The horizon line is the line that separates the earth from the sky.
• The horizon line is a measurement of altitude in photography.
• The horizon line is the boundary between two different colors of the sky.
• The horizon line is a type of cloud formation.

Describe a Vanishing point

• A point in perspective where parallel lines seem to meet.
• A technique used in painting to create depth.
• A point where all lines converge to a single location.
• A type of optical illusion that distorts reality.

Perspective is the way that artists create the ​ (a)   of ​ (b)   on a 2-Dimensional surface.

• illusion
• 3 Dimensions
• Shadow
• Texture
• Color

Objects that appear larger when they are closer and smaller as they move away demonstrates what?

• Design

• Perspective

• Mass

• Texture

Value

• Objects appear smaller as they move further away

• the lightness and darkness of an object

• Items closer to the viewer’s eye appear to have more detail, as things move further away, the details become blurred

• Objects appear smaller as their base approaches the horizon line

The appearance of objects in a painting that shows distance from the observer

• Perspective

• Form

• Unity

• Intense