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Guided drawing of two-point perspective Students will draw rectangular prisms.

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last week we went over one point perspective now we're going to do two point perspective one part 4 I feel is a necessary evil they have to know how to do it but two different perspective you need to know how to do it kind of fun okay I prefer to fight for over the other number one point I really prefer four point perspective but I don't get to work cuz you guess if that's okay so we're going to do two point perspective today going to introduce you guys to it then you're going to practice all right so what is the first thing we need when we do a prospective piece yes I need the horizon line I'm going to take my handy dandy yardstick and I'm going to remember to touch the butt and I am going to do my handy dandy yardstick make sure I get my horizon line on their nice and straight and in touch slots and then you're going to set your yardstick off to the side nice and light guides nice and light you don't want to be a teaching or Tattooing in your paper okay to make sure you going nice and okay now one point perspective had one vanishing point since you fart perspective he's going to have two Vanishing points would not believe how many people get that wrong okay so in two point perspective with our two Vanishing points were just going to Simply put one at each end of the horizon line okay so I'm going to go over here vanishing point and over here vanishing point remember we're doing Vanishing points for not doing soccer balls okay alright so like what we did last week we are going to Simply start with building a rectangular prism on the horizon line which really means that it's going to cross and rice 9 News alt right actually sitting on the ground just like the bus in the morning into the building and it's kind of bras you're going to take your handy-dandy ruler take down take your handy-dandy ruler watch what I do so watch what I do first and then you're going to do it I'm going to take my hand play realer my paper so I know it's nice and vertical and I'm going to draw a strong independent line just like that I remember Goldilocks not too big not too small strong independent line it must have a must cross the horizon okay now amazingly enough we're about a quarter of the way through getting our box made okay so now why I took your guy I'm going to connect the top and the bottom of my strong independent line do my two Vanishing points I'm going to do this lightly all right so I'm just going to take my handy-dandy ruler and here we go top and bottom to the vanishing point you can draw them all the way to where they touch them I don't because I'm lazy and I don't want to spend all my time erasing lines I don't so I does lineup my ruler to the vanishing point and pull the line children go all the way I've got better things to do than to saren erased up all day so I just I don't do it nice and light guys keep pencil lines really like make sure you're going to the vanishing point I need you top and bottom but you didn't mention point I really need you to do that. okay so now let's finish off her box we are simply going to put a vertical line on either side of our main vertical I'm going to put a vertical line over here and I'm going to put a vertical line over here so I'm going to touch the bottom or ruler to the bottom of my paper make vertical and draw those two lots Jill slices once you get that done you can go ahead your extra perspective once or outside your verticals you could go ahead and erase those and then your horizon line that's inside your vertical go ahead and erase that so that your rectangular prism is nice and solid will make it easier if we go through this lesson okay so now you have a rectangular prism that is sitting on the ground now we're going to do right triangular prism that is off of 5 okay so what's the first thing I do I've attached the butt and then I have to text I'm going to make a vertical line that's above the horizon line I'm going to make sure I touched the butt all right now what I'm going to do tell me what I'm going to do next yes I'm going to connect my top and bottom to my two Vanishing points thank you correct the go-ahead so that it all connects to the vanishing use your ruler when you can use your yard to take when you have to now what do I do yes I'm going to make a vertical line on either side of my strong independent vertical okay remember to test the bus so that your vertical lines are actually vertical and then after that what are you do you can go ahead and raise your extra perspective lines we don't need that stuff anymore now we've done everything here that we did on this guy right sorry finished we have to do the bottom of the spot so I've always up here you sure yeah super hard I'm going to connect my office so that means I'm going to connect my right vertical to my last vanishing point on my left vertical my right management just like that and all sudden you're all wizards to you just breathe it in iPhone 5 Verizon number one and number two okay so go ahead and do that now okay what do I do now I want to draw a box below the horizon line so what do I do yes tell me my purse. Honey I'm going to do a strong independent vertical down below the horizon line I'm going to pass the but I remember super important where are you racing at I don't know why you didn't like that read my book. is this Monday can't what do I do with this guy 10 ^ 2 you want points vocabulary okay I'm going to connect this guy it's perfect now you got a little wobbly vertical line how do I finish what do I do next on the opposite then you can erase your extras if you need to now this is what you need to do today Jurassic Park you're going to practice building your boxes your rectangular prisms okay you can't stack them you can't overlap them I'm it's really up to you you get 1/2 point for every correct rectangular prism and they have to be mathematically correct thanks so you have to pay attention to are mathematical rules on this which is making sure your vertical to vertical or horizontal to horizontal and that all your parents households are going to your vanishing point things like that okay dirty questions turn on the music and you guys can it's work okay and I'll be walking around checking on everybody

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