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This 12 slide PowerPoint looks at 5 different photographs that have strong one point perspective and introduces the term ‘Vanishing Point’.  It looks at two different famous paintings which also strongly use one point perspective.  It then sets a task to draw a road/landscape with one point perspective and the presentation carefully breaks this down this task into stages. The last slide suggests 4 possible homework tasks.

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  • A 19-Slide PowerPoint Presentation that illustrates one point perspective in photographs and art. It then guides students, step-by-step, in creating a drawing with one point perspective.
  • A Google Slides view-only link for quick, browser-based use (perfect for Chromebooks)

All the information required to deliver this lesson can be read directly from the slides.

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  • Perspective

    By dpaper on

    This is a fabulous presentation. I just wished that the slides had been finished. The directions give examples for a horizon line, vanishing point, diagonal road, telephone poles, but ask students to draw fences, clouds, and trees without examples – the slides end with the telephone poles. I had no problem drawing the fences, trees, and clouds separately on the doc cam, but how great would it have been to have all the examples for the directions on the PP presentation while I had the students attention.

    Thank you for your feedback.

    125 of 246 people found this review helpful.

    • By The Arty Teacher on

      Hi Debora, I think you are right. I have updated the presentation to include every step for creating a road/landscape with one point perspective. I think originally I had thought students, after the first few steps would work independently. Now teachers can choose how much support they give.

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