PERSPECTIVE DRAWING FOR INTERIOR SPACE - Fairchild Books
PERSPECTIVE DRAWING FOR INTERIOR SPACE - Fairchild Books
PERSPECTIVE DRAWING FOR INTERIOR SPACE - Fairchild Books
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PROjECTS<br />
Project 2.1 <strong>DRAWING</strong> GEOMETRIC <strong>FOR</strong>MS IN ONE-POINT <strong>PERSPECTIVE</strong><br />
Create the following geometric objects on 14” 3 17’ paper.<br />
1. Draw two solid and two transparent cubes varying in shape and size above the horizon line.<br />
2. Draw two solid and two transparent cubes varying in shape and size below the horizon line.<br />
3. Draw two solid and two transparent cubes varying in shape and size on the horizon line.<br />
4. On the same sheet of paper, draw one pyramid, cone, and cylinder.<br />
One-point geometric forms project.<br />
GETTING STARTED<br />
1. Use drafting tools<br />
(T-square, triangle, and<br />
ruler).<br />
2. Lay out your drawing in<br />
pencil, preferably with an<br />
HB pencil.<br />
3. Create a 1 / 2 -inch line<br />
border all around, creating<br />
a 13” 3 16” image area.<br />
4. Ink exterior object lines<br />
with a .05 thickness, and<br />
use .01 thickness for<br />
interior transparent lines.<br />
NOTE<br />
Construction lines in pencil<br />
do not need to be erased<br />
(they can be lightly drawn but<br />
visible).The horizon line should<br />
also be inked; you will not see<br />
the horizon line through solid<br />
cubes. The horizon line does<br />
not need to be drawn in the<br />
center of the picture plane; it<br />
may be offset.<br />
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