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Week 9: Review of One-Point & Overview of Two-Point with Erik Olson

Week 9: Review of One-Point & Overview of Two-Point
Perspective for Artists Review the concepts of one-point perspective and be introduced to two-point perspective

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Instructor
Erik Olson
Subjects
Drawing
Topics
Environment Illustration, Perspective
Mediums
Colored Pencil, Pencil
Duration
2h 58m 37s

In week nine, you will learn how camera lenses affect perspective. Instructor Erik Olson will review the rules of one-point perspective. Then, you will be given an overview of two-point perspective. Erik will go over the key concepts and principles needed to utilize two-point perspective in your drawings.

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Reference Images (15)

Jacques-Louis David, The Emperor Napoleon in His Study at the Tuileries, 1812.
Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino, The School of Athens. 1511.
Johannes Vermeer, Het melkmeisje, 1660.
John Henry Frederick Bacon, The Wedding Morning, 1892.
Ilya Repin, Family Portrait, 1905.
Edmund Adler, Story Time.
Richard Caton Woodville, The Cavalier's Return, 1847.
Ilya Repin, They Did Not Expect Him, 1884–1888.

Reference Files (4)

Perspective_I-Measuring_in_Two-Point_45_degree_VP_or_MP-Companion_Guide.pdf Perspective_I-Measuring_in_Two-Point-Companion_Guide.pdf Perspective_I-One-Point_and_Two-Point_Combo_View-Companion_Guide.pdf Perspective_I-Two-Point_Set_Up_Template-Companion_Guide.pdf

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