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VANISHING LINE. Carlos Miguel Almendares.
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WHAT IS A V A N I S H I N G LINE. Vanishing lines are imaginary lines used to create accurate perpective in a painting. They are drawn on the top and bottom horizontal edges of an object, along the object and then extended to the hozintal line Generally, A vanishing line is commonly used in perspective drawing. This allows us to create lines to which the receding lines diminish. Allows us to create a piece of art that exhibits a three-dimensional look..
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Cube has 12 lines.
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Red would be the lines on X axis Green would be the line on Y aixs Blue would be on the Z axis.
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Rotating the cube to the left would make the z and x vanishing lines converge on the horizontal line at some certain point and we call that the z and x vanishing point.
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Rotating the cube to the left again would make the x vanishing line meet at the center which is our x vanishing point and the z vanishing line would extend to the right..
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If the go back and rotate the one point perspective to the right we will return to the two point perspective showing the both vanishing line of the x and z..
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This image shows the summary of all the vanishing lines of the x,y and z axis that converge to their respective vanishing point..
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This image shows a perfect example to which the vanishing lines are used as a guide to portray the image to a three-dimensional piece..