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Artist and veteran instructor, Erik Olson demonstrates mechanical ellipse creation as well as critically analyzing the restrictions of viewing scenes through camera frames within the cone of vision. Working from simple plans, measured images are created along with many figures variously positioned in strict 1 Point perspective in drawing form and a 3-D program walk through.
Materials
- 45-45-90 Transparent Triangle Ruler
- 30-60-90 Transparent Triangle Ruler
- Alvin Pro-Matic Lead Holder – 2H Lead
- Alvin Rotary Lead Pointer
- T-Square Ruler
- Protractor
- Prismacolor Verithin Colored Pencil – Red/Blue
- Paintbrush
- Kneaded Eraser
- Hard Eraser
- Helix Technical Compass
- Pickett Ellipse Guides – 10˚, 15˚, 20˚, 25˚ and 30˚
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1. Lesson Overview
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1. Diagram 34: Creating Ellipse Guide Ellipses, Cylinders, and Minor/Major Axes (1)
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1. Diagram 34: Creating Ellipse Guide Ellipses, Cylinders, and Minor/Major Axes (2)
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2. Diagram 35: Restrictions of the Cone of Vision, Film Frames and Ground Ellipses (1)
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3. Diagram 35: Restrictions of the Cone of Vision, Film Frames and Ground Ellipses (2)
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4. Diagram 36: A Plan, Elevation, and Drawing of a 1 Point Room with Figures (1)
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5. Diagram 36: A Plan, Elevation, and Drawing of a 1 Point Room with Figures (2)
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6. Diagram 36: A Plan, Elevation, and Drawing of a 1 Point Room with Figures (3)
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7. Diagram 37: A Measured Down View in 1 Point Perspective (1)
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8. Diagram 37: A Measured Down View in 1 Point Perspective (2)
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9. Diagram 37: A Measured Down View in 1 Point Perspective (3)
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10. Diagram 38: Drawing Above Eye Level, at Eye Level, and below Eye Level Figures (1)
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11. Diagram 38: Drawing Above Eye Level, at Eye Level, and below Eye Level Figures (2)
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12. Diagram 38: Drawing Above Eye Level, at Eye Level, and below Eye Level Figures (3)
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13. Diagram 38: Drawing Above Eye Level, at Eye Level, and below Eye Level Figures (4)
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14. Diagram 39: Restrictions of Figure Composition in 1 Point Perspective, in 3-D (1)
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15. Diagram 39: Restrictions of Figure Composition in 1 Point Perspective, in 3-D (2)
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16. Diagram 40: A View Looking Up in 1 Point Perspective with Measuring (1)
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17. Diagram 40 : A View Looking Up in 1 Point Perspective with Measuring (2)
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18. Diagram 40: A View Looking Up in 1 Point Perspective with Measuring (3)
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19. Diagram 41: Understanding Reference Planes and Points from an Plan View
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20. Diagram 41a : Analyzing a 1 Point View Photo with a Digital Draw Over (1)
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21. Diagram 41a : Analyzing a 1 Point View Photo with a Digital Draw Over (2)
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22. Diagram 41a : Analyzing a 1 Point View Photo with a Digital Draw Over (3)
14m 53s
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