In perspective the image of the object being viewed is seen on the ......

The cone of vision is what the spectator

The vanishing point for any line is found on the Picture Plane and is located by drawing a sight line from the spectator parallel to

When the edge of the object is not touching the picture plane a .............. line must be found on the picture plane.

The vanishing points for all horizontal lines lie on the

Where the sight lines (line from the spectators eye to a point on the object) cut through the picture plane give the projected image of the object

The Picture plane is parallel to centre line of vision.

Sets of parallel lines appear to converge to the same vanishing point.

The edge of an object touching the picture plane is a true height.

The sight line for sloping lines intersects the PP at a height above or below

The angle for an Auxiliary Vanishing point is the same angle as the slope on the

The angle for the auxiliary vanish point is put on the line from the spectator to the

The height for the AVP is found by drawing a ................. line from the vanishing point to cut the angled line

If the sloped line on the object is parallel to the line from the spectator to Vanishing point left, then the AVP will be on the

The AVP can be above or below the ground line depending on the way the object is sloping.

Donegal is my favourite county