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One-point perspective.
Lesson 2
In this lesson, we’ll make the room
a bit more
interesting
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Straight walls are boring. Here’s how to break the long wall
on
our right into a series of steps.
1. On the wall to our right, draw a vertical line from the ceiling
to the
floor. |
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2. This line is the corner of a
new wall. The new wall, like most
walls, will be a rectangle. Draw the rest of
the rectangle to the
right of that new line. |
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If you are not sure
how to do it, then follow these steps:
a.) At the point where the vertical that
you just drew meets the ceiling line, draw a horizontal line moving to the
right.
b.) Draw a horizontal of the same
length at the point where the vertical line meets the floor line. c.)
Join the ends of the two horizontals with a vertical line. |
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3. Draw the new ceiling line at
the right top corner of the new
rectangle that you have just drawn. This line must point at the
VP. Do the same at the bottom right corner to
create a floor
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If you are not sure
how to draw it, then follow these steps:
a.) Place your ruler on the paper so that the VP
and the top right corner of the rectangle you have just drawn rest along the
ruler’s edge. b.)
Place your pencil on the top corner of the rectangle you have just drawn. From
that point, draw a line moving to the right. Repeat the process for the floor line at the
bottom right corner of the rectangle. |
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4. Erase the parts of the old
ceiling and floor lines which no
longer make sense.
Congratulations!
You have made the room a little more interesting.
In the next lesson, we’ll continue to follow the same three
rules
in order to make the room an even more interesting interior
space.
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