6-22-15

Perspective Drawing | FNDA120 P02

Week 1: Day 1 - Autobiography

By Monday, June 22, 2015, please write a quality autobiography by stating your drawing-related experience and including a pre-instructional drawing of animagined interior scene that uses one-point, two-point, or three-point perspective.

• Your autobiography should be one to two paragraphs in length and should be written using correct spelling and grammar.
• The drawing of the interior space should be invented, not based on an existing interior. Complete the drawing with pencil on paper and include the following elements:
• Furnishings.
• An adult figure (yourself, a family member, or friend)
• A light source with cast shadows

As stated, you may choose the level of perspective for your interior scene drawing. A one-point perspective view is directly facing a wall. A two-point perspective view is directly facing the corner of the room. A three-point perspective view is a very high or a very low point of view.

It is understood that this drawing will be completed with no prior direction from this course. The drawing will not be graded based on quality; it will simply be used to measure your overall growth in the course. Do your best given your current skill level and have fun with the exercise.

Autobiography Bridgette Bandell 6/21/2015  Hello everyone, my name is Bridgette Bandell and I am a 29-year-old mother of 6 who recently moved to Richland, Washington. I have chosen to pursue an education in Graphic Design to obtain my bachelor’s degree. I have always been a creative person drawing, coloring, editing almost every picture I can before anyone sees it, etc. I have experience in J Wildfire and Photoshop CS6, and some GIMP but not much. Graphic design started as a hobby, but when I realized I loved it, I wanted to go further. I have already successfully started my own company Bookworm Productions. We are an independent author, service provider. I have already created some successful book covers for authors and edited two books and would like to be able to have a better grasp on a few things designing wise so that I can make better covers and have the schooling behind me to prove that I know what I am doing in this field! I can't wait to be able to give my customers the best I can do for them! Some examples of my most recent work for some books on Kindle are as follows: Raven's Armor -  http://amzn.to/1uVveKu  Zombie Addiction -  http://amzn.to/1kKVLjH  On Dreaded Wings -  http://amzn.to/15uV5Oq