Key Stage 3 Graphics Project

1. Graphics Mr. Matthews

4. Mr. Matthews Learning objectives and outcomes: In this lesson you will learn: How to create 3- dimensional drawings By the end of the lesson you will: Have done an isometric and a one and two point perspective drawing..

5. Mr. Matthews Basic Graphics layout Title Group Name Get yourself a drawing board and a sheet of A4 paper.

6. Mr. Matthews Isometric drawing:

7. Mr. Matthews Isometric drawing:

8. Mr. Matthews Isometric drawing:

9. Mr. Matthews Isometric drawing:

10. Mr. Matthews Isometric drawing:

11. Mr. Matthews Basic Graphics layout Title Group Name Prepare yourself another sheet of A4 paper.

12. Mr. Matthews One point perspective: Draw a vanishing point on the top right of your page…. VP (Vanishing point )

13. Mr. Matthews One point perspective: Now draw a line from the top left corner to the vanishing point.. VP (Vanishing point )

14. Mr. Matthews One point perspective: Now draw a line from the top right corner to the vanishing point.. VP (Vanishing point )

15. Mr. Matthews One point perspective: Now draw a line from the bottom right corner to the vanishing point.. You should see your 3-D box starting to appear. VP (Vanishing point )

16. Mr. Matthews One point perspective: Now draw two lines to complete the cube, and then….. VP (Vanishing point )

17. Mr. Matthews One point perspective: … .. Rub out the excess lines, leaving the vanishing point. Now we will move onto 2 point pespective. VP (Vanishing point )

18. Two point Perspective This is the method of drawing to give a 3 dimensional view.

19. VP (Vanishing point ) VP This is the box we are going to draw. 1. Draw the vanishing points, towards the top of the paper. 2. Draw the front corner of the box. 3. Join the top and bottom to the vanishing points 4. Draw the back of the box verticals 5. Join them to the opposite VP 6. Rub out the unwanted lines.

20. VP VP Use thick and thin lines to outline any edges which do not show both faces.

21. VP VP Use rendering to make it look solid, use three shades of the same colour. Darkest side Second darkest side Lightest side

22. Using the vanishing points you can add a range of shapes. Notice that the vertical lines are always vertical and all other lines go to one or other of the vanishing points.

23. You can add rendering to the shapes.

24. The shape can be changed.

25. Render the shape.

26. Can you work out where the VPs are for these objects?

27. VP VP

29. VP (Vanishing point ) VP 1. Draw the vanishing points, towards the top of the paper. 2. Draw the front corner of the box. 3. Join the top and bottom to the vanishing points 4. Draw the back of the box verticals 5. Join them to the opposite VP 6. Rub out the unwanted lines.