Linear Perspective

For the two perspective practice sheets, the idea could easily be summed up as "Cube here? Yes." But for the other two, the idea was a little more complex. For the interior perspective, I had to imagine a room to draw. While the hallway required me to find an adequate location and angle to result in a good piece.

For materials, I simply used different grades of graphite pencils, depending on what I needed to do. Starting with lighter grades, which are easier to erase in case of a mistake, then ending on a darker grade to bolden the final lines and give more depth.

For the interior perspective, I had to come up with a room from the depths of my imagination. I started to do a normal room, then decided to go a little deeper. I thought of those optical illusion houses, with furniture on the ceiling and the ceiling on the floor.