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Learn how to create a plan projection step by step.
This lesson helps you understand how plan and elevation work together to create precise perspective drawings.
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Learn how to create a plan projection step by step.
Here's a memo for myself when all this fades from my brain as we proceed with other projects. Maybe it's of use - and if there are mistakes in it, please let me know :)
Hi Sita! Really enjoyed your picture plane memo! I’m still learning perspective myself, so I could be off here, but I noticed something in the 'Above the PP' and 'Crossing the PP' cases that might be worth double-checking.
I’ve attached a couple of images showing what I mean, based on the idea that true height is always taken directly on the picture plane. Let me know what you think, I'm still working through this myself!
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This was fun to follow along with.
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Aw, what a happy little Plan Projection!
Here is my drawing, I learn, i can keep pushing the lines down. I will keep the same proportions, as the floor plan.
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Great observation!
This is fun!
I know that we’re not doing this because we’re gonna draw perspective like this all the time, but I’m wondering whether we’re doing this because it will come in handy a few times, or because it helps us when drawing perspective intuitively more accurately?
either way I’m happy we’re learning this.
Take 2: Reasonably happy with this other than the very last part. I've tried multiple measurements for the braces but always end up with an ugly tangent in the back right-hand corner. Not sure how I would fix that, I have zero intuition for such things... Any-whosie! Off to the next demo!
I honestly don't know why I'm so terrible at following basic instructions but... here I am. I can't get the last line to go on it's vanishing point without moving all of the other lines. Can I make corrections without blowing the whole thing up? Or is close enough fine? (it does not feel fine.)
This happens to me all the time when using vps - I think it’s really hard to be accurate enough. I just mark in all the lines from the VP to the corners and if they don’t meet i find a midpoint and use that so both are wrong but it’s near enough for me.
If you’re just looking at your box without the VP constructions you’d think huh cool a perfect box in perspective. As a drawing it works. If you’re deisgning something where accuracy is life and death important, then I guess you’d redo it, but to me as a picture its good enough
This cleared up a lot for me, thanks for the demo marshall. I followed along to make notes and used as many colours as I could find and now I'm going to repeat until it sticks
I'm confused. Why do you start drawing a square first?
I'm not sure what exactly an assignment is.
