Embedding drawing fundamentals: Perspective

In today's lesson we will look at perspective-drawing fundamentals and image appreciation of perspective in art and you will work on one & two point quick perspective exercises to develop imaginary (or real) landscape & still life drawings.

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

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Q1.Tone in painting refers to the amount of...

lines & shapes in a composition. colour itself. the variety of textures in an image.

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Q2.What is the medium that I used this lesson to achieve quick and effective tonal values?

Paint Pencil Charcoal Watercolour

2/5

Q3.Tone in painting refers to the ...

amount of texture in a painting. lightness or darkness of a colour. sound volume of your artwork.

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Q4.Another quick and effective way of achieve immediate tone is by...

cross-hatching. sharpening your pencil. working with a base colour background. tuning your image.

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Q5.In the mixed media extension, can you remember what material did I use?

A fine brush & ink. Coloured crayons. Fine liner, Chalk & Charcoal. Watercolours.

5/5

This quiz includes images that don't have any alt text - please contact your teacher who should be able to help you with an audio description.

Quiz:

Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Question 1

Question 2

Question 3

Question 4

Question 5

Q1.Tone in painting refers to the amount of...

lines & shapes in a composition. colour itself. the variety of textures in an image.

1/5

Q2.What is the medium that I used this lesson to achieve quick and effective tonal values?

Paint Pencil Charcoal Watercolour

2/5

Q3.Tone in painting refers to the ...

amount of texture in a painting. lightness or darkness of a colour. sound volume of your artwork.

3/5

Q4.Another quick and effective way of achieve immediate tone is by...

cross-hatching. sharpening your pencil. working with a base colour background. tuning your image.

4/5

Q5.In the mixed media extension, can you remember what material did I use?

A fine brush & ink. Coloured crayons. Fine liner, Chalk & Charcoal. Watercolours.

5/5

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Embedding drawing Fundamentals Perspective Lesson 4

This quiz will help to assess what you have learnt in this lesson.

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Q1.Perspective was a method invented by Renaissance artists to ...

represent colour in the world around them as it is seen by the eye. draw texture in the world around them as seen by the eye. draw the world around them as it is seen by the eye.

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Q2.What is the key term used to refer to objects receding in the distance?

Forepainting. Foredrawing. Foreshortening. Foregrowing.

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Q3.The vanishing point is the point where...

Texture & shading lines converge. Projection lines converge. Volume lines converge.

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Q4.In one point perspective objects converge towards one single point in the line of horizon, in two point perspective ....

objects also converge towards one single point in the line of horizon. objects also recede towards one single horizon in the line of point. objects also recede towards two single points in the line of horizon. objects also recede towards two single horizons in the line of point.

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Q5.When discussing surreal perspective I showed you the work of:

Andy Warhol & Paula Rego. Salvador Dali & Picasso. Giorgio de Chirico & Salvador Dali. Van Gogh & De Chirico.

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Q6.Cubism was an art movement inspired by:

Organic forms and mutiples points of volume in perspective. Geometry and abstraction of subject matter. Geometry and accuracy in perspective.

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Embedding drawing Fundamentals Perspective Lesson 4

This quiz will help to assess what you have learnt in this lesson.

Question 1

Question 2

Question 3

Question 4

Question 5

Question 6

Q1.Perspective was a method invented by Renaissance artists to ...

represent colour in the world around them as it is seen by the eye. draw texture in the world around them as seen by the eye. draw the world around them as it is seen by the eye.

1/6

Q2.What is the key term used to refer to objects receding in the distance?

Forepainting. Foredrawing. Foreshortening. Foregrowing.

2/6

Q3.The vanishing point is the point where...

Texture & shading lines converge. Projection lines converge. Volume lines converge.

3/6

Q4.In one point perspective objects converge towards one single point in the line of horizon, in two point perspective ....

4/6

Q5.When discussing surreal perspective I showed you the work of:

Andy Warhol & Paula Rego. Salvador Dali & Picasso. Giorgio de Chirico & Salvador Dali. Van Gogh & De Chirico.

5/6

Q6.Cubism was an art movement inspired by:

Organic forms and mutiples points of volume in perspective. Geometry and abstraction of subject matter. Geometry and accuracy in perspective.

6/6

Lesson summary: Embedding drawing fundamentals: Perspective

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