Two Point Perspective Setting

What are the first three elements drawn to begin a 2-point perspective drawing of a castle?

• A horizontal line, a vertical line, and a diagonal line.

• A horizontal line, a vertical line, and two vanishing points.

• Two vertical lines, a horizontal line, and one vanishing point.

• Two diagonal lines, a horizontal line, and a vertical line.

After establishing the initial lines and vanishing points, what is the next step to form the basic outline of the castle's base?

• Draw vertical lines from the top and bottom of the central vertical line to the vanishing points.

• Draw horizontal lines from the central vertical line to the vanishing points.

• Draw diagonal lines from the top and bottom of the central vertical line to the vanishing points.

• Draw curved lines to connect the central vertical line to the vanishing points.

In a 2-point perspective drawing, what does the horizontal line represent in relation to the viewer's perspective?

• It represents the ground level, with everything above it being viewed from below.

• It represents the horizon line, with objects above it viewed from below and objects below it viewed from above.

• It represents the vanishing point, where all lines converge.

• It represents the vertical axis, determining the height of objects.

What is the purpose of adding tone to the left side of the castle tower?

• To make it appear lighter.

• To indicate it is in shadow.

• To add more detail to the stone texture.

• To make the tower appear taller.

When drawing soldiers at varying distances in a perspective drawing, how should their size change?

• They should all be drawn the same size.

• They should appear larger as they get further away.

• They should appear smaller as they get further away.

• Their size should only change if they are on different roads.