To create the illusion of space in a one-point perspective image, you would use a vanishing point. This technique involves drawing parallel lines that converge at a single point on the horizon, creating the illusion that objects in the distance appear closer together, similar to how railroad tracks appear to converge.
Railroad tracks appear to get closer together in the distance
Question
If you were to draw this one-point perspective image, what technique would you use to create the illusion of space?
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a vanishing point
a vanishing point
warm colors
warm colors
negative space
negative space
proportion
proportion
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A canal runs through a city that has buildings on either side of the river,and boats in the water
View of the Grand Canal: Santa maria della Salute and the Dogana Campo SantaMaria Zobenigo
by Bernardo Bellotto
Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program
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To create an illustration of perspective, this artist did all of the following except
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show clear orthogonal lines.
show clear orthogonal lines.
have an implied vanishing point.
have an implied vanishing point.
distort proportion to keep the background and foreground the same size.
distort proportion to keep the background and foreground the same size.
include value changes between the foreground and background
View of the Grand Canal: Santa maria della Salute and the Dogana Campo SantaMaria Zobenigo
by Bernardo Bellotto
Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program
Question
To create an illustration of perspective, this artist did all of the following except
(1 point)
Responses
show clear orthogonal lines.
show clear orthogonal lines.
have an implied vanishing point.
have an implied vanishing point.
distort proportion to keep the background and foreground the same size.
distort proportion to keep the background and foreground the same size.
include value changes between the foreground and background
To create an illustration of perspective, this artist did all of the following except distort proportion to keep the background and foreground the same size. In perspective art, objects in the background are typically drawn smaller than those in the foreground to create a sense of depth. Distorting proportion in a way that maintains the same size for both would counteract the illusion of depth.
The graffiti consists of letters and drawings on the side of a building
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This graffiti example grabs the viewer’s attention by
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having no color contrasts.
having no color contrasts.
using bright colors to stand out.
using bright colors to stand out.
using lettering styles that are standard and non-artistic.
using lettering styles that are standard and non-artistic.
using detailed shading and texture visible from great distances.
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This graffiti example grabs the viewer’s attention by
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having no color contrasts.
having no color contrasts.
using bright colors to stand out.
using bright colors to stand out.
using lettering styles that are standard and non-artistic.
using lettering styles that are standard and non-artistic.
using detailed shading and texture visible from great distances.
This graffiti example grabs the viewer’s attention by using bright colors to stand out. Bright colors are typically more eye-catching and can effectively draw the viewer's gaze to the artwork.
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