Vannary Perspective
From where we have started with this Perspective project, first thing we have learned on the very first day of art class was how to draw Three-Dimension boxes using Vertical, Horizontal, and Orthogonal lines connecting it to the vanishing point. Knowing what vertical lines, horizontal lines, Orthogonal lines, and Vanishing point are leads us to get an idea of what we have to do for the Classroom drawing. Besides drawing those boxes, we also include a drawing of a bird and worm. It's pretty abnormal, but the bird and worm is used as our vanishing point.
The next thing we did as a class was practicing on how to draw different dimensions of the classroom area. Also, it helps us to get an idea of how our project supposed to be done in a correct way. As a practice, we learned how to draw ceilings, door, wall, floor, and window. It's easier to practice on drawing the objects in the room first before starting the actual project. When doing this project as a class, we had to find the measurements of each objects. Perspective is all about measurements, lines, and vanishing points.
The easiest thing to learn was drawing the object. When we had to the practice as a class, it was pretty much easy. Especially drawing the wall and doors.
The hardest thing to learn was trying to match up the classroom dimension onto the paper that we had to draw on. At first, I did the front wall of the classroom. It took me a a while. Later on, I had messed up on that particular front view of the class. I had to start all over. I noticed the front view of the classroom was hard for me to draw, so I had to pick another side of the room to draw.
pheonix ward did a very great job on his drawing. He added every detail of the classroom object onto his perspective drawing. GENIUS!!!
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