Drawing Perspective Drawing 1

Question 1

In one-point perspective, all parallel lines recede to how many vanishing points?

Accepted Answer

One

Answer

One-point perspective uses a single vanishing point on the horizon line where parallel lines converge.

Question 2

What is the horizon line in perspective drawing?

Accepted Answer

The line at the viewer's eye level

Answer

The horizon line represents the viewer's eye level and is where vanishing points are placed.

Question 3

Two-point perspective is best suited for drawing which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A building corner facing the viewer

Answer

Two-point perspective is ideal for corners of buildings where two sets of parallel lines recede to two separate vanishing points.

Question 4

What term describes the size of objects appearing smaller as they move farther from the viewer?

Accepted Answer

Diminution

Answer

Diminution is the principle that objects appear smaller as their distance from the viewer increases.

Question 5

In three-point perspective, the third vanishing point is typically located where?

Accepted Answer

Above or below the horizon line

Answer

The third vanishing point sits either above (for a worm's-eye view) or below (for a bird's-eye view) the horizon line.

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