

Point of view- (persepctive) Drawing
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9th - 12th Grade
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Elizabeth Pike
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Also means point of view
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the way you see or understand things around you
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You can create the illusion of perspective
this can be done with vanishing points
this can also be done with color, lines, pattern, composition, lighting, words, symbolism, points........the list goes on and on.......
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2-dimensions versus 3-dimensions
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flat
height
length
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Multiple Choice
What are the 2-dimensions in shape?
length and width
width and height
height and length
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Height
length
depth (also known as width)
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Multiple Choice
What are the three dimensions in a cube?
height
height, dimension and width
length and height
length, height and depth
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2-D lacks depth
depth is what you learn in math class as width
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it creates depth
it is like real life
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it helps create the depth in a drawing for you (if you use it right)
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Poll
Click what you have noticed before.....
a road disappearing off in the distance
the sun setting or rising over a mountain
trees in an orchard getting smaller as they get farther from you
looking down from an airplane window and noticing how small the world looks from high up in the sky
seeing and airplane in the sky that looks super tiny and far away
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like a point that things vanish off to, which make objects get smaller
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means "this is not an apple"
take a moment think about this "perspective" or point of view
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Open Ended
So, what did it mean when the artist Rene Magritte wrote "Ceci n'est pas une pomme", this is not an apple?
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Poll
Check mark what applies to you.
Rene Magritte is right. It is just paint smudged on a canvas.
I think it is an apple, no matter how it is created.
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Taking the Evening Cool by Ryōgoku Bridge (1745), Okumura Masanobu
This early example of an uki-e print uses Western-style perspective for the interior, but more traditional Japanese technique for the exterior.
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Drawn to a vanishing point
Take a moment to see if you can figure out where the 1 vanishing point could be (kind of looks like a drawing we did in class)
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Multiple Choice
Where do you think the vanishing point is in Taking the Evening Cool by Ryōgoku Bridge (1745), Okumura Masanobu?
The print has no walls, like a gazebo, but I'm going to refer to that space as walls.
in the left wall
in the right wall
in the center square, towards the back wall
in the middle of the floor
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