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What step did the artist clearly use when drawing this

image?
(1 point)
two vanishing points
only orthogonal lines
imagery in the background larger than in the
foreground
imagery in the foreground lighter than in the
background

3 answers

To determine which step the artist clearly used when drawing the image, I would need to see the image in question. However, I can provide guidance based on the options you've listed:

  1. Two vanishing points: This technique suggests the use of linear perspective, where lines converge at two points on the horizon, giving depth to the image.

  2. Only orthogonal lines: These are lines that lead to the vanishing point(s). If the image predominantly features these lines, this could be a clear sign of perspective work.

  3. Imagery in the background larger than in the foreground: This is typically not how perspective works. Objects further away are usually depicted as smaller.

  4. Imagery in the foreground lighter than in the background: This could suggest atmospheric perspective, where colors become lighter or bluer with distance.

If the image features strong depth and perspective, it likely employs "two vanishing points." If it's mostly lines, it might rely on "only orthogonal lines." Without visual context, I can't definitively state which step was used. Based on what you observe in the image, choose accordingly!

picture is like a building

Based on your description of the image being a building, you may want to consider the following steps:

  1. Two vanishing points: This is often used in architectural drawings to create a realistic three-dimensional perspective of buildings, especially if they are viewed at an angle.

  2. Only orthogonal lines: If the lines of the building are constructed with orthogonal lines leading to a single or two vanishing points, this would indicate a strong use of perspective.

If the building is depicted with a sense of depth and perspective, as is typical in architectural drawings, it is likely that the artist used two vanishing points to render the building effectively. This is common in depicting structures from an angle.

If you see that the lines are aligned towards one or two points in the distance, then "two vanishing points" would be the best option. If you have specific characteristics about how the building is drawn, that might further clarify the answer!