Geometry and perspective

The aim of the course is to develop the student's spatial imagination. Learning the principles of perspective. Acquiring the ability to transfer flat elements into a three-dimensional drawing

Basic drawing topics

1. Lettering

2. Horizon line – different points of view

3. Ellipse – circle in perspective

4. Perpendicular projection

5. Cube drawn on a cylinder

6. Single point perspective and simple geometric forms in perspective

7. Plato’s solids

8. Chiaroscuro

9. Solving solids from plans

10. Rubik/s cube

1. Perspective Made Easy (Dover Art Instruction): Ernest R. Norling.

2. Basics Technical Drawing Bielefeld, Bert / Skiba, Isabella,

1. Drawing of the right side of the brain, Betty Roberts.

Support materials provided by the lecturer. Sketches made during classes.

Has knowledge and knows the principles of creation in the field of arts, drawing, painting and sculptors studies and workshop techniques.

SKILLS

Can use the art workshop for the creation and presentation of an architectural form and urban planning. He can solve artistic and compositional issues, uses the appropriate workshop techniques.

SOCIAL COMPETENCES

Has an educated curiosity about the world, independence in inquiry and action, and independence in thinking. He is ready to critically evaluate his own professional activity and work of other creators.

All exercises performed during classes are evaluated.

Completing the subject by presenting the drawings.