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floor plan of the object/room(top down view).  \nElevation:The wallof the object/room(side view).  \nHeight(h):The distance your eye is from the ground.  \nStation point(sp):Representation of where your are standing,and the direction you are lookingin relation to the object/room.  \nPicture Plane(pp):an imaginary giant paper/canvas/glass where you will project yourobject/room to.This can also be considered the surface of your paper you are drawing on.  \nGround Line (ql):The line on the ground where you put your picture plane.  \nVanishing point(vp):the dot where everything that is parallel to your view goes.  \nHorizon Line(hl):Eye level(el).  \nCone of Vision:a 60∞angle range that objects still appear normal within your drawing,outsidethe Cone of Vision objects in your drawing appear distorted.  \n## One Point Perspective TheoryDirect Drawing Step by Step\n\n### a)Decide Point-of-View\n\nChoose a view of the object(environmenf),looking at one side of the object,or parallelto one side of the object.Any other view isnot one-point perspective.  \nIn the plan view below there are only 6 viewsfrom \"a\"that are one-point perspective:parallel or perpendicular to the objectschoose one of these views.The other 2would be looking straight up(called thezenith)or straight down(called the nadir).  \nc)Horizon Line:  \nIf you are not looking directly up or down,the vanishing point(vp)is on your horizonline(hl),draw a horizon line.  \n\n| vp   |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nhl  \nb)Place Vanishing Point:  \npp  \nThe picture plane(pp)represents yourdrawing surface(paper).Place a dot on yourpaper,anywhere but on the edge or directlyin the center(for better composition).Thisis your one vanishing point.  \nc)Vanishing Lines:  \nDraw vanishing lines radiating straight outfrom vanishing point(vp)to use as guides foryour one-point perspective drawing.  \ne)Sketch Shapes:  \nDraw shapes that  \nwould be repeated  \nto the vanishing  \npoint (vp).Close  \nthe shape by  \nrepeating it.  \n### f)Repeat Shapes:\n\nRepeat the shapes  \nuntil you have the  \nobject you want to  \ndraw blocked in.  \n9)Finish:  \nFinish the drawing  \nby adding smaller  \nshapes and texture.  \n## Equal Shapes and Division\n\n\n|  |\n| --- |\n\n### a)Find the Middle:\n\nWithout measuring the distance,you can find themiddle of a boxby crossing lines from the corners(subdivide).This technique of subdivision alsoworks in perspective to find the \"perspectivecenter\"of a box.  \na  \na  \na  \n### b)Find Equal Distance:\n\nKnowing how to subdivide your box,youcan find equal distance in perspective.  \na  \na  \nEqual Shapes and Division:More Complicated Division  \na)Find the Middle of Each Shape:Find the next shape of (a)by finding the middle of (b).  \n### a)To find a shape within a shape:\n\nFind the center of (b),use this as your reference point to find(a)again.  \na  \nChapter 4  \nTrace Points and Vanishing Lines  \nAt any vanishing point you can create avanishing line.It is similar in function to ahorizon line,all parallel planes that are alsoparallel to the vanishing line will disappear atthe vanishing line.At any point along thisvanishing line you can put a trace point.Trace points are used for angled planes,likeangled rooftops and roads that go uphill ordown hill.  \n# One-Point Linear Perspective\n\nTHIS  丁RAW¹N6IS uSiNG 3 SEis F VPs  \nVP ②HoR1ZON LINE             VP①    VP③UP CN THE HORI0N 4NE  \n②VP ABOU       HORIZON LIN A LINE WTt  \n中E 1P      THE H6R 1ZOKIINE③VP LNDER tE HOR12oN LNe AL/N龙u171THE VP oN THE H0  2oN LIN∈  \nChapter 4  \n## Step by step examples of a drawingin one-point perspective\n\nHere we've chosen a view looking straightdown at the nadir.but all the elements in thedrawing are still parallel to our view so theyare in one-point perspective.  \nSketching out construction lines in thebeginning on a separate layer can really helpto start visualizing our drawing inperspective.  \nKeep your drawing,loose but never sloppy inorder to have","cbCaibSzWtGp5B7z","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibSzWtGp5B7z","pdf",7618462,11,"English","# Chapter 4: One-Point Perspective\n## One-Point Linear Perspective Theory\n### Direct Drawing Step by Step\n## Equal Shapes and Division\n## Trace Points and Vanishing Lines\n## Step-by-step examples of a drawing in one-point perspective\n## Plan Projection: Pull Down technique Step by Step","[{\"question\":\"What is one-point perspective and how is it determined by the point of view?\",\"answer\":\"One-point perspective uses a view looking at one side of the object, or parallel/perpendicular to one side. Other views are not one-point perspective.\"},{\"question\":\"Which elements are necessary to set up one-point linear perspective?\",\"answer\":\"You need the plan, elevation, station point, picture plane, ground line, horizon line, and the vanishing point. The horizon line is used when you are not looking directly up or down.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you construct a drawing using the pull-down plan projection technique?\",\"answer\":\"Draw the picture plane and a horizon line, then project lines from the station point to locate the vanishing point. Transfer the plan and use the projected guides to build shapes in perspective.\"}]","Chapter 4 - One-Point Perspective - One-Point Linear Perspective | PDF",1792794031,28]