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LEARNING INTENTION:
We are demonstrating our understanding of One-Point Perspective drawing.
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
I can follow VCD Technical Drawing Guidelines to create borders and textboxes on my paper.
I can understand what one-point perspective, a horizon line and a vanishing point are.
I can draw cubes, cylinders, triangular prisms and letters in one-point perspective.
I can draw the letters of my first name in one-point perspective.
KEY TERMINOLOGY:
KEY TERMINOLOGY:
One-Point Perspective
Horizon line
Vanishing point
Border
Text Box
COMPLETION TIME:
100 minutes
NEW INFORMATION:
NEW INFORMATION:
What is One-Point Perspective Drawing?
What is One-Point Perspective Drawing?
One-Point Perspective is a drawing method that shows how things appear to get smaller as they get further away, converging towards a single 'vanishing point' on the horizon line.
APPLICATION TASKS:
APPLICATION TASKS:
STEP BY STEP - ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE TASK.pdfOne-Point Perspective Task 1
One-Point Perspective Task 1
Draw cubes, cylinders, triangular prisms and letters in one-point perspective.
Ensure you attempt cubes above, on and below the horizon line.
STEP BY STEP - STUDENT NAME IN ONE-POINT PERSPECTIVE TASK.pdfOne-Point Perspective Task 2
One-Point Perspective Task 2
Draw the letters of your first name in One-Point Perspective,
REFLECTION:
REFLECTION:
What is a horizon line?
What is a vanishing point?
How many vanishing points do you have in a one-point perspective drawing?
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