COLLABORATIVE VISUALIZING

Studying how to construct objects and figures using perspective.

TWO POINT PERSPECTIVE // CONSTRUCTING OBJECTS IN THE SAME ENVIRONMENT

[03.28.20]

class notes

drawing cubes in the same environment @ different scales

Starting with a horizon line, I practiced setting different sized cubes in the same environment in order to understand spatial relativity and perspective. Afterwards, I started practicing with perspective based off of the environment around me, although I found a much harder time identifying the accurate vanishing points for the objects within the room.

constructing home environment (steep perspective) ; inside the room POV

Using the wide camera lens on my phone was nice for capturing a larger portion of the room, but the warp made scaling much more difficult and the perspective a bit inaccurate to follow. For some angles, especially the left side of the left drawing, the perspective was too sharp and exaggerated. Additionally, I found that that as the perspective ran back within the room, there were more and more irregularities within my lines when finding the appropriate angles.

constructing my room starting from cube ; outside the room POV

CHANGING VIEWS // EXPLORING PERSPECTIVE ANGLES

[04.01.20]

quick class activity ; measuring room

side view of bedroom ; understanding height in orthogonal views

two point perspective of bedroom at different angle

ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE

[04.04.20]

After studying my room from a two point perspective, I began analyzing my room from a side angle to study one point perspective. In order to accurately measure height and spatial positioning within the room, I used the orthographic view as a reference to translate the objects into perspective.

my room in one point perspective

my room from alternative perspectives

After practicing one point perspective in my bedroom, I began experimenting with constructing rooms with differing dimensions and slanted walls. In addition, I also explored different scales of the human figure in a longer room in order to grasp a better understanding of translating the height.

experimenting with different forms of rooms ; slanted wall

LEARNING ISOMETRIC DRAWINGS

[04.08.20]

quick isometric cube practice (although some are kinda in perspective…)