$.........$ is exactly in front of the $.........$.
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CH - 13. Perspective of 3D Objects question types
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CH - 13. Perspective of 3D Objects questions
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$.........$ is viewing or drawing $3D$ shapes on $2D$ surfaces.
View full solution →Deep drawing of a floor map is shown below. Draw its corresponding floor map.
Spot the vanishing point and the eye level in the figure drawn.
Give reason for each of the following.
$(a)$ Every thing gets smaller as it gets closer to the vanishing point.
$(b)$ If we change our eye level by sitting or standing, the horizon line also changes.
View full solution →$(a)$ Every thing gets smaller as it gets closer to the vanishing point.
$(b)$ If we change our eye level by sitting or standing, the horizon line also changes.
Mark the horizon line and the vanishing point in the given perspective drawing of the Taj Mahal.
Draw the plan view of a cube
Draw the floor map of your classroom.
In the given figure, lines are drawn from each corner to the vanishing point $(V)$ on the horizon. Join the dots so that the lines are parallel to the sides of each shape. Do your lines make the object smaller?
View full solution →Which part of the bottle is seen by the viewer if the bottle
$(a)$ is above the horizon line?
$(b)$ on the horizon line?
$(c)$ below the horizon line?
View full solution →$(a)$ is above the horizon line?
$(b)$ on the horizon line?
$(c)$ below the horizon line?
Which of the following is true for the given picture?
$(a)\ (i)$ As the objects get farther away, they appear smaller.
$(ii)$ As the objects get farther away, they appear bigger.
$(b)\ (i)$ As the parallel lines go away from us, they appear to vanish.
$(ii)$ As the parallel lines come nearer to us, they appear to vanish.
View full solution →$(a)\ (i)$ As the objects get farther away, they appear smaller.
$(ii)$ As the objects get farther away, they appear bigger.
$(b)\ (i)$ As the parallel lines go away from us, they appear to vanish.
$(ii)$ As the parallel lines come nearer to us, they appear to vanish.
Draw the plan, front view and side view of the following figure.
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