PERSPECTIVES - Technology Systems的观点-技术系统.pptVIP

ONE TWO-POINT PERSPECTIVES Objectives: The student will be able to illustrate examples of one-point perspectives using the principles of Architectural Drafting. The student will be able to diagram interior spaces using perspective drawings to scale. The student will be able to design interior areas of buildings using the process of a one-point perspective to communicate ideas to building contractors and Engineers. WARM UP ACTIVITY Computer-Aided Drafting - Students will log on to a computer station every day and open all appropriate programs. Then, set up Image page using Paint Application (Microsoft) Architectural Drafting - Students are expected to have 0.5 mm mechanical pencils and a technology education section notebook for this class. Students will copy all vocabulary terms from the board along with the definitions. Students will gather all drafting materials (t-square, triangle, ruler, masking tape, drafting boards, and 8 ? x 11” sheets of paper. Students must set-up drawing sheets on their boards using their t-squares horizontally. VOCABULARY One-Point Perspective – A drawing in which the front view is drawn to its true scale and all receding sides are projected to a single vanishing point located on the horizon. Vanishing Point – A point on a perspective drawing that all lines are projected towards. It is known as the point at which projection lines intersect on a perspective drawing. Pictorial Drawing – A picture-like drawing that shows several sides of an object in one drawing. The two types of pictorial drawings are known as isometric and perspective. Isometric Drawing – Drawings that are used extensively in mechanical engineering work. A realistic representation of a drawing in three-dimensions. VOCABULARY Two-Point Perspective – A drawing in which the receding sides are projected to two vanishing points, one on each end of the horizon line. Shading: an area of relatively dark tone or close lines, dots, or hatching that produces darkness o