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LINEAR PERSPECTIVE: Two Point

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November 23, 2015

Last Friday the class made drawings employing Two Point Linear Perspective. The forms addressed were cones, pyramids, cubes, cylinders and archways.

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VALUE: Atmospheric Perspective

March 07, 2018

Danny The class continued working on the "Atmospheric Perspective" project today. These will be due next Monday morning. From there we will start color. Be sure to bring black, white, blue, yellow and red acrylic paint.

LINEAR PERSPECTIVE: One-Point

April 12, 2018

Cathryn (sketchbook) Last Wednesday the class began working on One-Point Linear Perspective drawings. The objective is to place forms above, below and across the horizon line. These drawings will be due at the start of class next Wednesday.

COLOR SCHEMES

April 05, 2018

Yesterday the class continued working on their color schemes project. These are due Monday morning. Next week we start drawing in One and Two Point Linear Perspective. Bring rulers.

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4 lines 4 times
actual texture
ambiguous space project
analogous colors
architectural improvisation
asymmetrical balance
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atmospheric perspective
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