Linear and Non-Linear Perspective

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SPACE

• Linear and Non-Linear Perspective

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Space/Perspective

• Space- The distance or area between or around
  things
• Perspective- Representing a volume of space, or
  three-dimensional objects and how it looks in
  space

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Non Linear Perspective

• How can you make objects look like they are
  closer up or farther away?

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• CLOSER
• Lower on the page
• Overlap- In front of
• Larger
• Brighter colors
• Darker value
• FARTHER
• Higher on the page
• Overlap-behind
• Smaller
• Duller colors
• Lighter value

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Non-Linear Perspectiveaka Aerial
Perspective AKA Atmospheric Perspective
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One Point Perspective

• One type of perspective that uses straight lines
  that converge(meet) at a single vanishing point.
• Horizon line- the dividing line where the earth
  meets the sky.
• Vanishing point- a point on the horizon line
  where all converging lines (orthogonal lines)
  meet. This helps to draw objects that appear to
  recede into space.

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Use lines to show the illusion of depth

• Receding lines (going back into space) meet at
  the vanishing point
• The vertical and horizontal lines are parallel to
  the edge of the paper

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Sometimes you do not see the Horizon line like in
the Interior of a room
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The Vanishing Point also Does not need to be
right in the Center of the Paper
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Use Your Packets and Practice Drawing Linear and
Non-Liner Perspective

• Use a ruler and draw carefully, you will need to
  know how to do this for your main project.
• We will start the first one together.