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WorksheetsLinear Perspective
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the first step in a perspective drawing?
Start drawing OBJECT lines
Start drawing SKETCH lines
Determine the placement of your HORIZON line
Place your VANISHING points on the HORIZON line
What is the eye-level line where the sky meets the ground?
vanishing point
orthogonal line
horizontal line
horizon line
Trees and buildings should appear _________ as they go approach the vanishing point.
larger
smaller
the same height
What type of perspective drawing is this drawing?
one point perspective
two point perspective
three point perspective
The arrow points at the ...............
Horizon line
Orthogonal Lines
Vanishing Point
Transversal Lines
The blue line with the arrowing pointing at it represents the ...............
Horizon line
Orthogonal Lines
Vanishing Point
Transversal Lines
This picture is a ............................
1-point perspective
2-points perspective
3-points perspective
This picture is a ............................
1-point perspective
2-points perspective
3-points perspective
From what point of view is this drawing shown?
Which type is it ?
Which type is it ?
________________is a method that illustrates how objects appear to get smaller as they reced into space when viewed from the corner and using two vanishing points.
linear perspective
atmospheric perspective
one-point perspective
two-point perspective
40. What type of perspective is the image below?
1 point perspective
2 point perspective
3 point perspective
What type of perspective is the image below?
1 point perspective
2 point perspective
3 point perspective
Which is an example of 1-point persepctive.
Which is an example of 2-point perspective?
The spot where the receding parallel lines converge.
End of the road
Vanishing Point
In the water
Circle
The perspective view from which you would be looking down onto the tops of the buildings and you would also see the ground.
Street (eye) level
Bird's eye view
Linear perspective
Worm's eye view
This perspective has a single vanishing point in which all converging lines connect.
One point perspective
Between the road and the buildings.
two-point perspective
three point perspective
In this perspective there are two points to which the converging lines are drawn to create the picture.
Skewed
One-point perspective
Two-point perspective
Three point Perspective
