tailieunhanh - Basic Perspective for Beginners

Tài liệu chuyên nghành hội họa, mỹ thuật cho người mới bắt đầu. | FOR BEGINNERS Brenda Hoddinott E-01 BEGINNER PERSPECTIVE ONE In this article I discuss and illustrate how the secrets of perspective help create the illusion of three-dimensional spaces in drawings. Perspective is the very foundation on which your drawing compositions will either stand or fall. With proper use of perspective your representational drawings become visually correct and more realistic. Understanding the rules of perspective can even enhance your creative skills by allowing you the confidence to explore new concepts in depth perception in your drawings. Invaluable information is offered throughout the following three sections 4- ABOVE BELOW AND ON THE HORIZON LINE an in-depth discussion surrounding the fundamental components of geometric perspective including horizon line vanishing point s and perspective lines. This section is divided into the following four parts o Your eye level is on the horizon o A worm s eye view o A bird s eye view o View from a level perspective -L DISAPPEARING INTO A VANISHING POINT an introduction to various tools used by artists for creating the illusions of depth including overlapping size differences and arrangement as well as an illustrated explanation of one-point perspective. -I- EXPANDING ON ELEMENTS OF PERSPECTIVE a discussion surrounding two more integral elements of perspective aerial or atmospheric perspective and foreshortening. o Fading into distant space with atmospheric perspective o Shortening subjects with foreshortening 12 PAGES - 18 ILLUSTRATIONS This article is recommended for artists of all ages and abilities as well as home schooling academic and recreational fine art educators. Published by Hoddinott Fine Art Publishers Halifax NS Canada - Revised 2005 - 2 - ABOVE BELOW AND ON THE HORIZON LINE Perspective is a method of representing subjects and the individual parts of subjects in a drawing in such a way that they seem to recede into distant space and appear smaller the farther they are away from you. .