CLARK'S ART CLASSES
PERSPECTIVE
3D rendering
UNIT INTRO
What and why:
The teacher who taught me this unit changed my life. You will have to come to class for the full story.
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Who uses this?
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Any illustration or work of art may use this to simulate depth.
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While product guides and engineers may use projections, architectural illustrators use linear perspective to show how a building might look when finished.
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INSTRUCTIONS
Practice 1,2,3,4 and 5 point perspective in class, then select one to complete.
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Here are some examples:
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​1 point: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
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2 point: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
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REFLECTION
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Critique / Discussion Questions
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How is atmospheric perspective different than linear perspective? (Hint: contrast).
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Are all your lines correct?
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Did you clean up all the constrction lines?
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Is your shading / coloring consistent?
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Is you paper in good condition?
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Is your work age appropriate? Did you take your time and try your best?
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Evaluate your perspective AND your finishing techniques:
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100 Excellent
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95 very good
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85 good
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75 average
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65 or less, needs improvement.
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50 or less, doesn't demonstrate linear perspective.
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Written Critique / Artist Statement:
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Who invented linear perspective and when?
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What did he do for a living?
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What type of math is this?
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What are some real world applications of this?
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Describe your work.
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