LINEAR PERSPECTIVE: One-Point

Ashley Gunderson
Yesterday the class began working with One-Point Linear Perspective. In one-point perspective all parallel diagonal lines must converge at a single vanishing  point. In Ashley's drawing above the vanishing point is located in the center of the paper.
The class will continue working on these for part of today adding value and texture. In addition, we will discuss Two-Point Linear Perspective before the day is over.

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