LINEAR PERSPECTIVE: One-Point

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.

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