Assignment - How to Draw in One-Point Perspective

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Assignment - How to Draw in One-Point Perspective

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Assignment - How to Draw in One-Point Perspective

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Draw Your Name in One-Point Perspective

Try drawing your name or some other text you care about into deep space using one-point perspective. Start with a straight-on view of your name, then extend lines from the corners to a single vanishing point to create depth. This extrudes a flat front plane into a three-dimensional form.

Deadline - submit by Mar 05, 2025 for a chance to be in the critique video!

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Myles Goethe
Melanie Scearce
Wow, amazing work!
lautaro asis
Maestro
1mo
Debbie Dawson
Jonatan
4mo
Did the assignment with my name, hope it's ok I did it on computer, haven't been feeling working on my traditional desk recently!
I did not Want to see that
First attempt! Used the title of a show I really like for this assignment called mob psycho, but I used the original japanese title instead. I think I cut the shapes a little too short and having them more elongated would have probably had a better effect, so I did take that into consideration for my other attempt! If there are any tips I'd love to know!
Ben Nunn
5mo
I’ve seen some really cool submission for this one but I just wanted to keep it simple since I’m trying to catch up so I can follow along in real time. This is my submission!
Melanie Scearce
Cool use of gradients here!
Nassim A.
6mo
Fun exercise, not as easy as it looks at first, especially for curved letters like "S" I'll try more to do variations :)
Lenserd martell
Sirocco
6mo
I remember doing this when I was younger! Did one free-hand and another with the letters on top of each other. Working on this reminded me of the pop letters that are popular in East Asia. Fun!
Katie
6mo
Ehehe, this was fun! Therapeutic. I found it was hard to figure out where the words end, if that makes sense? Maybe it was because I chose letters that were too complicated initially, haha.
J. Menriv
7mo
Assignment - How to Draw in One-Point Perspective
Dedee Anderson Ganda
playing around the assignment :p
Jyayasi (*Jay-o-she*)
Cool shapes!
Dedee Anderson Ganda
WordArt for the win
Michael Giff
These are a few days old, need to try to implement the instruction from the next video.
Shayan Shahbazi
still working on it. I worked on some letters and took them to digital and used tools (only the ruler) over there. let me know if this is correct.
Angelica
8mo
I was not that motivated for this one. Just writing my name did not feel that exciting to me and I have done some one point perspective drawings before so just doing letters felt too easy. It was not! It required a lot of thinking to get right and it turns out letters are quite good to use because you automatically get a variety of different shapes to practice with. Anyway here is my name where I used a ruler and then 20 freehand sketches.
Marshall Vandruff
You so did it! Good work Angelica - especially to see your pursuit of variety.
Raitlin
8mo
Last second submission, hopefully not too lateĄ..
@lona
8mo
Jeremy Johnson
I had fun with this, but the result was undesirable. No worries! I'll keep practicing until I find desirability.
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