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                                                 One point perspective

          Perspective                                          (b)   Two  point  perspective:  Here  we  always  find

        Perspective is the basic and an important aspect of        two vanishing points in existence. Rest all the
        drawing. It is the appearance of an object to human        phenomenon is same as one point perspective.
        eye  with  respect  to  its  location  and  size.  It  is  all   (c)    Three point perspective:  There are three
        about correct use of lines and angles, a single line in    vanishing points. The third vanishing point comes
        a particular direction can alter the perspective of the    into play with respect to the height factor of the
        entire composition. All lines merge into VP (Vanishing     composition. Details of the object that are closer
        Point)  on  the  HL  (Horizon  Line).  It  might  look  less   appear to be sharp and crisp and the objects that
        interesting but instead of avoiding it, take it seriously.  are far away or at height or in depression, the
        In respect  with the vanishing point, perspective is       details cannot be observed very clearly.
        categorised as under:                                  We study perspective by placing the object at three
        (a)    One point perspective:  Here we study about an   different levels.
            object from the eye with respect to the distance.
            The object that goes farther from our eyes appears   1.     Eye level: When we see objects in the straight line
            to be smaller than the object which is nearer to us.   of our eyes.
            For example: Passing by objects like trees, vehicles,   2.   Above eye level: When we see objects by looking
            people, houses etc. Railway track despite being        upwards.
            parallel throughout appears to be merging at one   3.   Below eye level: When we see objects by looking
            point (VP). It is also known as linear perspective     downwards.
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