Perspective 1.5 - recap
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Recap
To sum-up from previous episodes what we know so far:
perspective is used to portray objects realistically
linear and atmospheric perspectives are the two types of perspectives that we’re going to focus on
In the end of this series, you will get to discover other perspectives. You’ll find out how various perspectives were employed depending on culture and era.
You’ll see how different they are.
However, no matter what perspective we’re talking about, there will be a set of terminology that we’re bound to come across:
Notably, the vanishing point and the horizon line.
The horizon line, in particular, is the foundation of your artwork. That’s why it deserves a separate episode.
In the episode 2.0, we’re going to talk all about the horizon line.
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