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One Point Perspective

Step 1: Research and practice packet ***Must complete before working on Project***

DO THIS FIRST - We will do this in class
One Point Perspective
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Step 2: Room Project

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one_point_perspective_room_project.pdf
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One Point Perspective Room Project
To start the project you will need to follow my guide  lines:

Bedroom -----------------------------------------
_____ Bed, pillow, blanket/sheets
_____ Side table
_____ Lamp
_____ Window with curtains or blinds
_____ Dresser with at least 5 drawers
_____ Closet Door
_____ Ceiling light
_____ Desk with computer/laptop and chair
_____ Bookcase with stuff on it
_____ 2 shelves with stuff on them
_____ Tiled or wood floor
Optional
_____ Other ______________________________
_____ Other ______________________________

Living Room ----------------------------------------------------
_____ Sofa
_____ Chair
_____ Coffee table with stuff on it
_____ Television stand with drawers and tv on top
_____ Wall Art of famous painting...must be identifiable. Write name here _______________________________
_____ Window with curtains or blinds
_____ 2 shelves with stuff on them
_____ Floor lamps and ceiling lights
_____ Opening into the room with a slight view into another room (continue the floor, table, etc)
_____ Some kind of plant in a vase
_____ Tiled or wood floor
Optional
_____ Fireplace with mantle shelf
_____ Other ______________________________

Kitchen -------------------------------------------------------------------
_____ Counters with kitchen sink
_____ Window with curtains or blinds
_____ Refrigerator with papers on it using magnets
_____ Oven with microwave on top
_____ Lower and upper cabinets
_____ Ceiling lights
_____ Table and chairs or countertop seating with stools
_____ Countertop stuff: Choose 3: coffee maker, mixer, bread box, small tv, plant, bowl of fruit
_____ 2 shelves with stuff on them
_____ Garbage can in an appropriate place (like it was meant to be there
_____ Tiled or wood floor
Optional
_____ Other ______________________________
_____ Other ______________________________
Step 1
  1. ​3 inches from the top
  2. 4 inches from the right side of the paper

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Step 2
  1. Starting at the Vanishing Point, draw lines to each corner
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Step 3
  1. Draw a line 2 inches from the top that is parallel from the top 
  2. Your line will stop when it meets the orthogonal lines
  3. You will then draw vertical lines going down from the top intersection and stop at the bottom orthogonal lines (should be parallel to the sides of the paper
  4. If it is done correctly, the bottom line of the back wall should be four inches above the bottom of the paper and parallel to the top line.

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Step 4
  1. Measure along the bottom, putting a small hash mark every half an inch.
  2. Connect those hash marks to the Vanishing Point.
  3. Add horizontal lines to simulate wood flooring
  4. If you want to simulate 1 foot tiles, those horizontal lines should be closer together.

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Good use of color

Poor use of color

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