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# Drawing a TV in One-Point Perspective - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Drawing a TV in One-Point Perspective.

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The TV will be up against the wall and on the floor. Therefore to start the drawing a vertical line should be drawn where the floor and wall meet. A horizontal line starts at the bottom of the vertical line and goes into the room. These lines show how high and deep the TV will be

The small rectangle on the left side of the drawing shows the near side of the TV. A horizontal line was added to show the top of the TV and a vertical line was added to show the front of the TV. The vertical lines show the height of the TV and the horizontal lines show the TV's depth.

Once the side of the TV nearest the viewer is drawn orthogonals from the side to the vanishing point are drawn. These three orthogonals show where the front and top of the TV will be.

The red vertical line between the two orthogonals shows where the front of the TV ends. Notice that the red line is vertical. Also, it is parallel to the vertical lines that were first drawn to show the height of the TV

The red horizontal line shows where the top of the TV ends. It is parallel to the black horizontal line that shows the other side of the top of the TV. Notice that the two red lines are drawn between the orthogonals.

When the orthogonals that are not part of the TV are erased we get a TV that looks like a box. In fact, it could be a speaker, desk, package or cabinet with some additions. Think about what you might add to make it look like something else. What does it need to look like a TV?

To make the box look more like a TV add an orthogonal line that shows where the bottom of the TV screen will be.

MTV, Moose TV, all moose all the time. When the part of the orthogonal that is not part of the TV is erased we have a line that shows the bottom of the TV screen. If you wanted to draw a VCR you could make a smaller box on top of the TV.
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