Perspective Sketching From Working Drawings
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There are three series of parallel lines, and the lines connecting the ends of opposite sides divide the diagonal equally between the center and the ends of the diagonal to which they are perpendicular. It may be inscribed in a circle, which makes the perspective sketching of the hexagon a simple matter.
Figure 2 is a perspective sketch of the hexagon directly in front of the observer and located below the level of the eye. The diagonal, eb, is parallel with the picture-plane. Each series of re...treating parallel lines, ab, fc, ed, and fe, ad, be, should show slight convergence toward the vanishing-points in the direction taken by the series.
Figure 3 illustrates the perspective of a hexagona prism resting on an end face with the front side parallel with the picture-plane.
In Figures 4 and 5, the hexagon is built up from one of its sides, af. After locating af with the perspec- tive protractor, sketch the height lines, ac and fd, of 42 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING PLATE XIII.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 43 B N J FIGURE 15.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are three series of parallel lines, and the lines connecting the ends of opposite sides divide the diagonal equally between the center and the ends of the diagonal to which they are perpendicular. It may be inscribed in a circle, which makes the perspective sketching of the hexagon a simple matter.
Figure 2 is a perspective sketch of the hexagon directly in front of the observer and located below the level of the eye. The diagonal, eb, is parallel with the picture-plane. Each series of re...treating parallel lines, ab, fc, ed, and fe, ad, be, should show slight convergence toward the vanishing-points in the direction taken by the series.
Figure 3 illustrates the perspective of a hexagona prism resting on an end face with the front side parallel with the picture-plane.
In Figures 4 and 5, the hexagon is built up from one of its sides, af. After locating af with the perspec- tive protractor, sketch the height lines, ac and fd, of 42 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING PLATE XIII.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 43 B N J FIGURE 15.
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