Mr. Briscoe's Class: 11/8 - 11/12
Foundations of Drawing
Monday we introduced a two point perspective project and worked in class through Thursday. Below is an explanation of the project.
30 Shapes – Two Point Perspective Drawing - #9
Using your knowledge of Two Point Perspective do a drawing of 30 shapes receding towards two vanishing points. The effect should be like thirty boxes lined up like sky-skrapers.
PROJECT GUIDELINES:
1) 30 boxes in two point perspective.
2) MUST HAVE: two vanishing points and horizon line.
3) Boxes must be draw from up from your original vanishing lines. This will give the appearance of the boxes receding in a group/line towards the vanishing point - effect should be like a city block
4) Shapes should overlap but cannot connect/touch. This means there should be a gap between each box drawn.
RUBRIC:
Student understands and can apply Two Pt. Perspective – 15 pts
Student used high degree of detail and filled page well – 10 pts
Effort – Good use of class time – 15 pts.
Craftsmanship – Neat, Clean, Complete – 15 pts
Remember:
def. Two Point Perspective – Perspective in which all parallel lines converge at two points on the horizon.
Thank you,
Mr. Briscoe
Give me an e-mail if you have any questions:
brandon.briscoe@leesummit.k12.mo.us
Monday we introduced a two point perspective project and worked in class through Thursday. Below is an explanation of the project.
30 Shapes – Two Point Perspective Drawing - #9
Using your knowledge of Two Point Perspective do a drawing of 30 shapes receding towards two vanishing points. The effect should be like thirty boxes lined up like sky-skrapers.
PROJECT GUIDELINES:
1) 30 boxes in two point perspective.
2) MUST HAVE: two vanishing points and horizon line.
3) Boxes must be draw from up from your original vanishing lines. This will give the appearance of the boxes receding in a group/line towards the vanishing point - effect should be like a city block
4) Shapes should overlap but cannot connect/touch. This means there should be a gap between each box drawn.
RUBRIC:
Student understands and can apply Two Pt. Perspective – 15 pts
Student used high degree of detail and filled page well – 10 pts
Effort – Good use of class time – 15 pts.
Craftsmanship – Neat, Clean, Complete – 15 pts
Remember:
def. Two Point Perspective – Perspective in which all parallel lines converge at two points on the horizon.
Thank you,
Mr. Briscoe
Give me an e-mail if you have any questions:
brandon.briscoe@leesummit.k12.mo.us
