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PICTORIAL DRAWING Isometric Drawing – the word isometric derived from the word iso which means “equal” and metrum which means “to measure”. The isometric drawing is a drawing wherein the object is represented by three sides seen at one time. Oblique Drawing – is similar to an isometric drawing because it also has three axes representing three mutually perpendicular edges, upon which measurements can be made. Kinds of Oblique Drawing Cavalier Drawing – its receeding lines are drawn at angle of 45 degrees or 30 degrees and are measured in their dimension. Cabinet Drawing – the scale of the receeding axis is reduced by half. Perspective Drawing - is the representation of an object as it appears to an observer at a Particular position related to the object. Among the types of pictorial drawing, perspective drawing is more pleasing and has a more realistic effect than oblique drawing or axonometric projection. Terms and Abbreviation in Perspective Drawing • Plane – this is an imaginary flat surface which has length and width but no thickness. • Station Point (SP) – the place or point where the observer is supposed to stand while viewing the object. • Picture Plane (PP) – the imaginary flat surface is usually located between the station point (SP) and the object being viewed. • Ground Plane (GP) – this is the plane which is at level or in line with the eye. • Ground Line (GL) – this is the intersection of the ground plane and the picture plane • Horizon Plane (HP)– this is the intersection of the horizon and the picture plane • Axis of Vision – the line through the station that is perpendicular to the picture plane. • Center of Vision – it is the piercing point of the axis of vision with the picture plane. • Vanishing Point – this is the point where the edges seem to converge or meet. Activity 3: Activity 4: Draw the following figure in oslo paper. Draw the orthographics of the following images. Make it double in size. Note: All measurements are in cm. Activity 4: Draw the orthographics of the following image. 1 2 3
5 4 Interesting facts List some interesting facts about Black History Month. Here are a few examples: • In 1926, Carter G. Woodson launched a weeklong celebration of black history in the United States. • In 1976, President Gerald Ford officially recognizes Black History Month. • Black History Month is also celebrated by Canada, Ireland, The Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. Overview Give a brief overview of what you’ll cover in your presentation. History Make a timeline of the important historical events or list historical contributions made by people of African heritage.
Interesting facts List some interesting facts about Black History Month. Here are a few examples: • In 1926, Carter G. Woodson launched a weeklong celebration of black history in the United States. • In 1976, President Gerald Ford officially recognizes Black History Month. • Black History Month is also celebrated by Canada, Ireland, The Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. Key people Choose three leaders for Black History Month using Bing.com and discuss their lives and accomplishments. Here are some examples:
Bayard Rustin was a close advisor to Jesse Owens was an American track and Zora Neale Hurston was an American Martin Luther King and an American field athlete and four-time gold medalist author, anthropologist, and filmmaker. In leader of the civil rights movement. Rustin in the 1936 Olympic Games in Germany. 1937, she published her famous novel, organized and led several protests, Owens specialized in the sprints and the Their Eyes Were Watching God. including the 1963 March on Washington. long jump. Arts and literature Click icon to add picture
Provide examples of art and literature that are
significant to Black History Month. Here are a few examples: • The writing of James Baldwin • The music of Miles Davis Click icon to add picture • The artwork of Alma Thomas Conclusion Provide a brief summary of your presentation. Remind the audience what you covered in the previous slides. Questions & answers Invite questions from the audience Resources List the resources you used for your research: • Source #1 • Source #2 • Source #3
