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Originally Posted by Catherine
... So you can only turn objects certain ways when doing perspective right ?
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Now on the contrary, perspective
follows the position of the objects,
always.
A few comments on these preliminary sketches:
-- First, I don't understand what "A" is supposed to represent.
-- I assume you see "B" as the horizon line. But as I explained before, all VP's must lie on the HL, taking into account that we deal only with the perspective of horizontal lines in this basic class. But in your sketch, only lines "C" converge to a VP on the HL
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Further away looks smaller. Look at the VL that I drew ("1"), the back edge is a lot larger than the front
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Further away looks smaller, and the VL's show you how much smaller. Forcibly, the VL's should run away from you, not towards you as in "2". They must show how it evolves
away from you because further
away looks smaller.
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Further away looks smaller, and the VL's show you how much smaller.
What does line "3" show you ? If you draw a line between 2 points, you can freely choose the position of both points, the line will always connect both. But when a line connects 3 points, only 2 points are free (say one corner and the VP), and the line shows you where the other (say the second corner) must come.
BTW, it is strongly advised to use a ruler for drawing the VL's.
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