One of the very first steps in learning perspective is noticing that the further things are away from you, the smaller they appear. A fun wa...
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Showing posts with label perspective. Show all posts
Up, Up and Away Hot Air Balloons
One of the first elements of learning perspective is noticing that things that are far away from you appear smaller than those that are near...
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One-Point Perspective Drawing
I’ve tried the perspective city street lesson before, but the students seemed to spend more time measuring lines than anything else. This le...
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Cityscape Drawing
I made my own graph paper for this project by printing a grid of 1/4" lines on a large piece of paper. This eliminates the need for rul...
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Falling Away Drawing
Students start with tracing their own hands and shoes to make thislarge “falling away” drawing. 1. A large piece of paper is needed, about 1...
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Fall Landscape Drawing
My first step in teaching perspective drawing is that foreground features are larger than similar background features. I recenty showed my n...
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One Point Perspective Drawing Exercise
I created this exercise sheet so students could practice creating their own one-point perspective. And why not practice with stars for the 4...
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Desert Landscape
The first step in learning perspective is noticing that objects get smaller as they move away. I used this desert landscape theme to have st...
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In Your Face Cow Drawing
This idea comes from a funny painting I found in a home decor catalog. I love how it exaggerates the proportions of the cow. 1. I started wi...
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City Block One-Point Perspective Drawing
One of the CA Arts Standards for 5th graders is one-point perspective drawing. To be honest, I’ve struggled with covering this concept in th...
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