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| 1. What is perspective in architecture? |  |
Ans. Perspective in architecture refers to the technique used to create an illusion of depth and three-dimensionality in a two-dimensional drawing or design. It allows architects to accurately represent the spatial relationships, proportions, and scale of their designs.
| 2. How is scale used in architectural perspective? | |
Ans. Scale is an important aspect of architectural perspective as it helps in accurately representing the size and proportions of objects and spaces within a drawing. Architects use scale to ensure that the elements in their perspective drawings are in proportion to each other and accurately reflect the intended design.
| 3. What are the different types of perspective in architecture? | |
Ans. There are several types of perspective used in architecture, including one-point perspective, two-point perspective, and three-point perspective. One-point perspective involves a single vanishing point on the horizon line, while two-point perspective has two vanishing points. Three-point perspective incorporates three vanishing points and is often used to depict tall buildings or structures from a low or high viewpoint.
| 4. Why is perspective important in architectural design? | |
Ans. Perspective plays a crucial role in architectural design as it helps architects visualize and communicate their ideas effectively. By accurately representing the spatial relationships and scale of their designs, architects can convey the intended experience and impact of the built environment to clients, stakeholders, and construction teams.
| 5. What tools or techniques are commonly used to create perspective in architectural drawings? | |
Ans. Architects commonly use tools such as rulers, T-squares, and drafting boards to create perspective in architectural drawings. They may also utilize computer software programs, such as AutoCAD or SketchUp, to generate digital perspectives. Additionally, techniques such as foreshortening, shading, and texture application are employed to enhance the illusion of depth and realism in perspective drawings.
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hey guys Umar here we are very excited
to present our guest tutor for today dr.
Rezai me who will be sharing if you guys
have to do a perspective very much like
this so stay tuned
hi there today I would like to talk
about how to draw a perspective using an
imaginary box imaginary box is a very
simple concept where everybody can use
this if you don't know how to draw you
may use this concept to make you know
how to draw perspective using simple
methods we start with horizon line this
is a standards of perspective
this is already nice our eye level the
next is you need to have a reference
objects human kind of if you know how to
draw humans then draw like might let me
and the next thing is you have to have a
reference plane so you have a grid
something that and then you decide where
you want to put your vanishing point
before that you have to know what is the
size of ground line that you are going
to do so based on the human figure that
I've done this is about 1.5 1.5
moralized 3 meters away 3 meters ground
line so then I decided to put my
vanishing point at the center of that so
that will be there so now you have a an
area the size of 3 meters time you don't
know the depth don't then I want to
decide what is the time I decided from
here to here is 3 meters I recite so you
have an area of three meters time 3
meters and then you also want to decide
the height of this area I decided from
here is one point five another one point
five that means I have an area of 3
meters 3 meters
so now you have a box imaginary box size
of 3 meters time 3 meters that with a
height of 3 meters then what I'm going
to do next is so far so you know what is
the height of sofa normally let us say
we have 0.75 heights of a sofa from here
to here no from here to here you know
that is 1.5 then we go for half of that
is 0.75 and then we took another this is
0.5 0.5 0.5 we took another 1 meter
there so that is the sofa size you bring
in that line and then what is the size
of sofa decide modulus 2 meters you
bring in that 9 then you have the sofa
size of 1 meter more or less with the
height of 0.75 with the depth of 2
meters and then from that you want to
have a a compact so then you have that
one don't have the 1
so you guess what is the size of the
carpet the size of the carpet is 0.5
plus 1 meter is all more or less about
1.5 meter times 1.5 meters from that you
want to have a TV cabinets
what is the size of suitable TV cabinets
I decided that 900 900 about 750 I think
from here is 100 a letter C is 500 mm so
that is the 500 mm with a height of more
or less 600 then we go to have that so
that is your TV cabinets next I would
like to draw a televisions a TV screen
so the height of a TV screen is more or
less that then that is another so if I
ask you what is the height of this TV
screen is more or less 900 because if
you compare from here to here is more or
less one to one nine hundred to one
meters so that is the thing so I would
like to have a picture frame somewhere
so that is another picture frame there's
a picture frame don't worry much about
this line it will disappear once you
draw the bigger lines out of that note
it aligns so I'd like to have a door
somewhere there and then I would like to
have another cabinet somewhere there so
you don't know where it stops that you
can be referenced there so that is your
one or less room so now we start putting
details on each object remember we we do
we draw this based on imaginary box so
there's a lot of imagery boxes that you
have to fill in now you agree that this
one is a sofa you want to draw a sofa
then you start draw so far inside here
so that is their heart day so far
so I draw this one so that is the then
you have this back see of that sort of
this one is okay now you draw the detail
the picture frame you have that then you
have to put something so here that's a
scenery some weather that is the street
that is no there is a stream so there's
four bits inside there so there's a
trees and then you know if you don't
like a boxy furniture you may change
that into something like this
everything must refer to the box so it
becomes like a curved cabinets then you
can put something that you like there's
a book inside there so that this book
and that is you're sorry English
cabinets that is to detail out the
carpets so everything then you have that
so you can go like that for the details
of the carpets and then if you are this
is a box for your TV cabinets I like it
to be like this I draw that everything
must be based on imaginary box so that
is the thing it goes like that it goes
like that everyone so everything refer
to human genetics again so of course the
TV's gonna have to be square or
rectangle so that is your TV screen next
is to detail out the door so that is the
door what is the height of the door you
know that from here to here is 1.5
moralize is 2.2 meters height based on
the the reference so that is your door
and then I did the up the room so you
have a bigger room from there and okay
what's next then you detail up the your
door so put something that you like
don't have don't have really follow me
you may use whatever the item that you
want to draw inside the door it is up to
you so that is the handle of the door so
put something you may render the wall so
that is the the wall cactus of your room
so that is your floor
can you you want to have something here
maybe another pictures frame then you
have that picture frame there and draw
something from that whatever I've
started talking that you want to put and
make it there and then you have a you
can render the shay-ling put something
like that so that is your master ceiling
works and then with reaches so that is
the thing this is the overall views is
very easy right using imaginary box just
now you can rewind the video if you want
to see where we start and then where we
finish now if you look carefully the
drawings is very the drawing is the most
important things in drawings you must do
have proportion good proportion was very
pro proportion a good perspective must
have a good proportion that means the
skill this the skill must be right so
where we do where we make a reference we
make reference from this human figure so
that's why the overall outcome of
dispatches look good because of the
reference from this figure so please
because please remember when you want to
start a perspective
you must have a reference objects here
and then next is you have to have a box
remember that I show you before so
there's a box that got that help you to
draw the sofa the box also helps you to
draw this furniture the box also help
you to draw these objects so remember if
you want to draw a very good perspective
start with imaginary box and then always
remember reference objects I think
that's all for this video maybe we
I will see you later another another
interesting video thank you
well that was awesome hope you guys like
that now let us know what you think and
also if you have any questions regarding
the tutorial for dr. Rezai me feel free
to let us know in the comments below and
thank you so much to dr. Rezai me for
dropping by and sharing your tips you
can click here to check out more stuff
from his channel to watch more video
from us click here and click here to
subscribe if you haven't already yet
thanks for watching
you
to present our guest tutor for today dr.
Rezai me who will be sharing if you guys
have to do a perspective very much like
this so stay tuned
hi there today I would like to talk
about how to draw a perspective using an
imaginary box imaginary box is a very
simple concept where everybody can use
this if you don't know how to draw you
may use this concept to make you know
how to draw perspective using simple
methods we start with horizon line this
is a standards of perspective
this is already nice our eye level the
next is you need to have a reference
objects human kind of if you know how to
draw humans then draw like might let me
and the next thing is you have to have a
reference plane so you have a grid
something that and then you decide where
you want to put your vanishing point
before that you have to know what is the
size of ground line that you are going
to do so based on the human figure that
I've done this is about 1.5 1.5
moralized 3 meters away 3 meters ground
line so then I decided to put my
vanishing point at the center of that so
that will be there so now you have a an
area the size of 3 meters time you don't
know the depth don't then I want to
decide what is the time I decided from
here to here is 3 meters I recite so you
have an area of three meters time 3
meters and then you also want to decide
the height of this area I decided from
here is one point five another one point
five that means I have an area of 3
meters 3 meters
so now you have a box imaginary box size
of 3 meters time 3 meters that with a
height of 3 meters then what I'm going
to do next is so far so you know what is
the height of sofa normally let us say
we have 0.75 heights of a sofa from here
to here no from here to here you know
that is 1.5 then we go for half of that
is 0.75 and then we took another this is
0.5 0.5 0.5 we took another 1 meter
there so that is the sofa size you bring
in that line and then what is the size
of sofa decide modulus 2 meters you
bring in that 9 then you have the sofa
size of 1 meter more or less with the
height of 0.75 with the depth of 2
meters and then from that you want to
have a a compact so then you have that
one don't have the 1
so you guess what is the size of the
carpet the size of the carpet is 0.5
plus 1 meter is all more or less about
1.5 meter times 1.5 meters from that you
want to have a TV cabinets
what is the size of suitable TV cabinets
I decided that 900 900 about 750 I think
from here is 100 a letter C is 500 mm so
that is the 500 mm with a height of more
or less 600 then we go to have that so
that is your TV cabinets next I would
like to draw a televisions a TV screen
so the height of a TV screen is more or
less that then that is another so if I
ask you what is the height of this TV
screen is more or less 900 because if
you compare from here to here is more or
less one to one nine hundred to one
meters so that is the thing so I would
like to have a picture frame somewhere
so that is another picture frame there's
a picture frame don't worry much about
this line it will disappear once you
draw the bigger lines out of that note
it aligns so I'd like to have a door
somewhere there and then I would like to
have another cabinet somewhere there so
you don't know where it stops that you
can be referenced there so that is your
one or less room so now we start putting
details on each object remember we we do
we draw this based on imaginary box so
there's a lot of imagery boxes that you
have to fill in now you agree that this
one is a sofa you want to draw a sofa
then you start draw so far inside here
so that is their heart day so far
so I draw this one so that is the then
you have this back see of that sort of
this one is okay now you draw the detail
the picture frame you have that then you
have to put something so here that's a
scenery some weather that is the street
that is no there is a stream so there's
four bits inside there so there's a
trees and then you know if you don't
like a boxy furniture you may change
that into something like this
everything must refer to the box so it
becomes like a curved cabinets then you
can put something that you like there's
a book inside there so that this book
and that is you're sorry English
cabinets that is to detail out the
carpets so everything then you have that
so you can go like that for the details
of the carpets and then if you are this
is a box for your TV cabinets I like it
to be like this I draw that everything
must be based on imaginary box so that
is the thing it goes like that it goes
like that everyone so everything refer
to human genetics again so of course the
TV's gonna have to be square or
rectangle so that is your TV screen next
is to detail out the door so that is the
door what is the height of the door you
know that from here to here is 1.5
moralize is 2.2 meters height based on
the the reference so that is your door
and then I did the up the room so you
have a bigger room from there and okay
what's next then you detail up the your
door so put something that you like
don't have don't have really follow me
you may use whatever the item that you
want to draw inside the door it is up to
you so that is the handle of the door so
put something you may render the wall so
that is the the wall cactus of your room
so that is your floor
can you you want to have something here
maybe another pictures frame then you
have that picture frame there and draw
something from that whatever I've
started talking that you want to put and
make it there and then you have a you
can render the shay-ling put something
like that so that is your master ceiling
works and then with reaches so that is
the thing this is the overall views is
very easy right using imaginary box just
now you can rewind the video if you want
to see where we start and then where we
finish now if you look carefully the
drawings is very the drawing is the most
important things in drawings you must do
have proportion good proportion was very
pro proportion a good perspective must
have a good proportion that means the
skill this the skill must be right so
where we do where we make a reference we
make reference from this human figure so
that's why the overall outcome of
dispatches look good because of the
reference from this figure so please
because please remember when you want to
start a perspective
you must have a reference objects here
and then next is you have to have a box
remember that I show you before so
there's a box that got that help you to
draw the sofa the box also helps you to
draw this furniture the box also help
you to draw these objects so remember if
you want to draw a very good perspective
start with imaginary box and then always
remember reference objects I think
that's all for this video maybe we
I will see you later another another
interesting video thank you
well that was awesome hope you guys like
that now let us know what you think and
also if you have any questions regarding
the tutorial for dr. Rezai me feel free
to let us know in the comments below and
thank you so much to dr. Rezai me for
dropping by and sharing your tips you
can click here to check out more stuff
from his channel to watch more video
from us click here and click here to
subscribe if you haven't already yet
thanks for watching
you
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