Plan-view method in one- point perspective (Continued)

Perspective Practices

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Illustrator Draftsman 3 & 2 - Volume 2 Standard Practices and Theory
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Perspective Practices, Continued Plan-view method in one- point perspective (Continued) Step Action 7 Draw the front view of the object on the ground line. If the front view of the object is touching the picture plane. the front view is true in size. If the plan view is behind or in front of the picture plane, the front view of the object is smaller or larger, respectively (figure 5-15, view C). 8 Project a vertical line from the station point to the horizon line to locate the vanishing point (VP). 9 From the comers of the front view (D, and F), draw visual rays to the vanishing point. 10 line from point A of the plan view to the station point. This line intersects the picture plane at point H. Draw a perpendicular line from point to intersect the visual rays (points and K). This accurately locates the back corners and defines the depth of the object (figure 5-15, view D). 11 Darken the object outlines. Continued on next page

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