Artists
using 1 pt.
perspective
Interesting
facts abt.
1pt
perspective
URL’s
http://en.wik
ipedia.org/w
iki/Linear_p
erspective#L
eonardo_da_
Vinci
NOTES
http://www.i
der.herts.ac.
uk/school/co
urseware/gra
phics/one_p
oint_perspec
tive.html
Although it is possible to
sketch products in one point
perspective, the perspective
is too aggressive on the eye
making products look bigger
than they actually are.
One point perspective
though is of only limited
use, the main problem being
that the perspective is too
pronounced for small
products making them
looking bigger than they
actually are.
Leonardo da Vinci
distrusted Brunelleschi's
formulation of perspective
because it failed to take
into account the
appearance of objects held
very close to the eye. He
built his understanding of
perspective not only upon
the rigid formulations of
rays of light, but what he
directly observed. His
understanding of
perspective thus took in not
only the light, but the air it
traveled through. He
believed that the way an
object's color seemed to
change with distance, and
the way an object's borders
become indistinct with
distance, are primary parts
of perspective.
IMAGES
Image
examples
of 1 pt.
perspective
http://www.c
artage.org.lb
/en/themes/
Arts/drawing
s/Perspective
Drawing/On
ePointPersp/
Hobemmapl
ain.jpg
Surrealism
a
definition
http://www.s
urrealism.or
g/
Surrealism is a
cultural movement
and artistic style that
was founded in 1924
by André Breton.
Surrealism style uses
visual imagery from
the subconscious
mind to create art
without the intention
of logical
comprehensibility.
Surrealist
artists
http://en.wik
ipedia.org/w
iki/Salvador
_Dalí
Salvador Domingo Felipe
Jacinto Dalí i Domènech,
1st Marquis of Púbol
(May 11, 1904 – January
23, 1989), was a Spanish
[1] Catalan surrealist
painter born in Figueres.
Dalí was a skilled
draftsman, best known for
the striking and bizarre
images in his surrealist
work.
Image
examples
http://en.wik
ipedia.org/w
iki/Image:Sa
lvador_Dali_
A_(Dali_Ato
micus)_0963
3u.jpg
Other
interesting
facts on 1
pt
perspective
or
surrealism
http://en.wik
ipedia.org/w
iki/Surrealis
m
Surrealism developed out
of the Dada activities of
World War I and the most
important center of the
movement was Paris. From
the 1920s on, the
movement spread around
the globe, eventually
affecting the visual arts,
literature, film, and music,
of many countries and
languages, as well as
political thought and
practice, and philosophy
and social theory.
PERSPECTIVE AND SURREALISM
AFTER YOU’VE COMPLETED THIS TABLE, YOU WILL BE
WALKING AROUND TO SEE WHAT YOUR CLASSMATES HAVE
FOUND AND ADD TO YOUR LIST OR SUBTRACT FROM YOUR
LIST.
This table will serve as your notes for this unit.
NAME: Christine Soyoon Kim
BLOCK: E block