Liner Perspective

These are my liner perspective drawings. Each drawing got harder as I moved along. For the first one I was just practicing drawing boxes that could later be turned into building. In the second one I drew a living room with an open door. In the last drawing I drew one of the FHS hallways.

The liner perspective drawing must be done by first making a square that is the back wall. Then put vanishing point which is at your eye level inside the square. To make the lines that would make the walls, ceiling or floor you have to draw lines connecting from the vanishing point to the corners of the back wall. Then you have to make vertical lines then connect then connect them to the vanishing point to make the shape of a table, chair etc.

I really like the way these drawings came out. They were a little stressful to have draw so many lines then have to erase most of them. But overall I think it was worth it. The living room drawing is my favorite out of the three. Then the hallway, drawing the hallway was the hardest because I had to draw what I saw which made me more critical of my work but my finished product of it I think came out good.