Drawing – Study of Perspective, Step by step 1 of how to draw by Rosângela Vig

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The painter is the owner of all things that man can imagine… What exists in the universe in essence, presence or imagination, he previously have in your mind and then, in your hands. (LEONARDO DA VINCI, 2007, p.13)

Step by step 1 of how to draw

Art is, the synthesis, passionately to observe nature, life and people. It may be that the cutout, details not pass unnoticed by the artist and, in their work, to your style, it also includes details that your imaginative mind and saw that his heart delighted realized. The trace your, add to the detailed observation, movement, the fruits of an epiphany and an essence that only your mind houses and comprises.

Then he goes riding the puzzle, until your idea become real to the senses and to be perceived the same way by the viewer. As a game, his work conveys a message. That your heart wants and that your intimate encrypts. He observes all, very careful and realize that the other details, could go unnoticed.

In the case of Painting and Drawing, the first item that the artist is seen as, perspective, determining factor for the work to get volume and distance. For this, it takes a perception of space, on the screen or on paper, starting with the location of the observer, within the scene. The artist has to be seen somewhere in the image and, thereafter, find an imaginary point, when your gaze position (Fig. 1). From there, the viewpoint, the artist realizes a line on the horizon, where sit your scene.

Another important element is the perspective vanishing point, this is where the image converges, as they look and distance from the field of view (Fig. 2). So all decreases in that direction, always following the same line, so that everything in the scene be proportional. All objects, people, trees or things that scene include, will decrease in the same direction of the vanishing point.

On One drawing can be more than one vanishing point or many vanishing points, depending on the position that each object occupies in the scene. And the vanishing point can still be directed to the center, to the side or even upwards. In figure 4, for example, can be seen that the observer is positioned at the bottom of the church; the skyline is next to the church, gets in your eye level; and the lines of the vanishing point converge up.

Prospective studies, allow the artist to sharpen the field of view to the world and to determine their sensitivity to Art. And when the artist feels in the image you are portraying, he participates and interacts with it.

Every picture painted with feeling is a portrait of the artist, no template. The model is simply the accident, occasion. It is not he who is revealed by the painter, but the painter who reveals the screen. (WILDE, 2006, p.6)

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References:

1. LEONARDO DA VINCI, Grandes Mestres da Pintura, Folha de São Paulo, S.Paulo, 2007.
2. WILDE, Oscar. O Retrato de Dorian Gray. 5st. Edition. S.Paulo: Ed. Scipione, 2006.

The figures:

Fig. 1 – Horizon line, Observer Viewpoint. Rosângela Vig’s work.

Fig. 2 – Vanishing Point. Rosângela Vig’s work.

Fig. 3 – Venice in Black and White. Rosângela Vig’s work.

Fig. 4 – Church of Saint Patrick, New York. Photo of Rosângela Vig.