IL 1510 - Perspective

Credits: 3

This freshman-level course establishes the basic knowledge necessary for advanced perspective drawing through a series of lectures, demonstrations, exercises and studio projects. Upon successful completion of this course, students will have finished a series of drawing projects that show the application of one, two, and three-point perspective, and that require the student to substantiate their mastery of the principles involved in accurate three-dimensional construction from a particular viewpoint.

Prerequisites: FD 1275 - Drawing I

Notes: (Formerly FD1510 Perspective)

Course Learning Outcomes:

Demonstrate the principles and tools involved in three-dimensional construction from a particular viewpoint.
Define and use key terms in the study of perspective.
Demonstrate an understanding of perspective through exercises and studio projects, using a combination of freehand drawings and digital applications.

Required Textbooks:
Basic Perspective Drawing, A Visual Approach - ISBN: 978-1118134146
Course Materials:

Ruler
Exacto Knife & Blades (or Utility Knife) #11 blades
Sketchbook
Tracing Paper Pad and/or Drafting Film
Graphite Pencils (5 or more)
Drawing Paper (Specialty)
Illustration Board (5 or more)
erasers (kneaded, magic rub)
Drawing Extras (blending stump, sandpaper, etc)
Colored Pencils ( qty. 1-4)

**Materials may vary depending on the instructor, make sure to check with your professor before purchasing.