
This afternoon we learned a new art technique using straight lines. If you look at the drawings on these two boards, you will see that every straight line follows one of these three rules:
- Horizontal - that means EXACTLY level, not sloping
- Vertical - that means EXACTLY up and down, not sloping
- Towards the vanishing point (the dot in the middle of the picture)
If you draw a line that does not obey any of those rules, your picture does not look right.

This is a picture of a swimming pool, drawn using the same rules. To make the walls of the pool look like walls, I used vertical lines. To make the floor look flat I used horizontal lines. I also used horizontal lines to make the path around the edge of the pool look flat. Anyone can do perspective drawing if they follow the rules carefully.
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