Hi friends!

We will now begin to learn a wonderful and of capital importance subject in the craft of drawing, this is Perspective.
Perspective, is the mathematical solution to represent on a
two-dimensional surface what we see in three dimensions.

This is a very long topic, with several streams, depending on your interests, and can be very complicated using mathematical formulas or very intricate support lines,
but I will try my best to show this as simply as I can.

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Here are some examples of drawings where the rules of perspective are used.

°One point of view

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°Two points of view

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°Three points of view

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°Four points of view

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These are some of the main ways to represent our three-dimensional world on a drawing sheet using the rules of perspective.
You will see in practice, in the next lessons how useful the exercises we did in previous lessons have been.

I hope you have enjoyed this brief introduction and I also hope that I have aroused in you an interest in learning about this great legacy left to us by the great masters and mathematicians of past ages.

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I wish you a very nice day and good exercise of the previous lessons!

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Here are the links to the previous related posts.
1-Introduction - 2-Introduction - 3-Introduction - 4-Introduction -
5-Introduction - 6-Lesson - 7-Lesson - 8-Lesson - 9-Lesson - 10-Lesson -
11-Masterclass - 12-HW Contest - 13-Lesson 14-Lesson - 15-Lesson -
16-Lesson - 17-HW results - 18-Masterclass - 19-HW Contest - 20-Lesson - 21-Lesson - 22-Lesson - 23-HW results - 24-Lesson

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