1. January 30, 2012 Welcome to 2 nd Semester where you all have A’s 1.Sit in your seat number (listed on the sticker chart) 2.You need: 1.Paper 2.Pen or pencil to write on 3.Intro to new project (video clips if time)

2. Space & Perspective Name: Per:

3. Space refers to the distance or area between or within things

4. Linear Perspective A drawing technique to create the illusion of ‘space’.

5. One Point Perspective Uses only ONE vanishing point & ONE side is facing flat front

6. Two Point Perspective. Uses TWO vanishing points & the CORNER is facing flat front

7. Horizon Line Converging Lines Vanishing point: the line where the sky and earth meet; eye level Lines which come together at a single point A dot on the horizon line where converging lines meet.

8. Parallel lines Lines that never touch & remain the same distance apart.

9. When one thing partly covers something else Overlap

10. Emphasis. creating importance or focus in a composition

11. Julian Beever Street artist who uses chalk & perspective drawing to create 3-D effects

14. Architecture The art and science of designing and constructing buildings & structures

15. Architect Someone who designs buildings and structures

16. Cityscape: artwork which includes buildings, streets & other manmade effects

17. What is in the: Foreground? Background? Middle ground?

18. Atmospheric Perspective Closer things appear bright, clear & larger. Further things appear light, blurry & smaller.

19. Warm Colors Examples: reds, oranges & yellows

20. Cool colors Examples: blues, greens, violets

21. Your next project: Create an original 3+ frame comic strip using your memories & life for the narrative –ORIGINAL CHARACTER (does not have to be human) –BACKGROUNDS –Use of 1 or 2 point perspective drawing

22. Next step Turn in your work to the box at the front. Take a character development worksheet to complete Comic samples & ideas coming soon!