SKILL WORKSHOP TWO POINT PERSPECTIVE

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                            TWO POINT PERSPECTIVE WORKSHOP

In week 5 we had a perspective session where we practiced perspective drawings, specifically, 2 point perspective drawings.



First of all, I began by assembling the tools I would use for this. I used a ruler, a pencil and an eraser. The medium I used was a sheet of A3 paper. My tutor provided me with the reference image which is a brick house. I studied the image to identify the features before beginning my sketch.




I am already familiar with the point perspective as I took a technical skills course when I was in Year 7 through to Year 9. Hence this was just a class to enable me to polish the skills I already possess. 

I began by drawing a horizontal line from the left to right ends of the sheet. 

The next thing I did was to locate the focal points on the horizontal line. These two focal points are the spots in which all shapes drawn will move towards. After that, I started to draw the main shape of the building which is a brick house. 


The next thing I did was to add details such as the windows, doors as well as roofing panels. All this was done by drawing these shapes towards the focal points



Finally. I drew in details of the ground using parallel lines


This workshop was very insightful as I was able to recall the skills I already possessed regarding 2 point perspective and polished them

Two-point perspective is an essential method of drawing which is necessary in the sketching of buildings to be able to view it from different angles.

I will incorporate a two-point perspective in the 2d outcome sketches of my project to provide vivid angles of the structure.


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