Two Point Simplified Cities - Student Work

And now you can see these same two gals working out the same problem but in 2 pt.

Jasmine above and Anne below.

2-Point Cityscapes - Student Work

In my Intermediate 2-D class I have the kids do a unit in both 1 and 2-point perspective.  This is only a quick 2 day assignment but both of these pieces turned out really well so I wanted to share them.  

Above we have senior Halah Elsahhar with this good looking city.  She took extra time to bring in some shaded detail, and below is junior Megan Yeu who off-centered her city and brought in some great linear detail.  What I love is even though they worked to the same basic requirements, each one is unique and special.  These young-uns are developing their own styles, and that's so cool!  

2-Point Cityscapes - Student Work

After taking my Intermediate 2-D kids thru the 1-Point Perspective basics, we immediately went into 2-Point exercises.  This was their 2-Point Cityscape.  Once again, they only had one day to learn it and do it in class, but of course many of the kids wanted to wow me so they took their piece home and added so much more.  Above we have senior Michael Chen...

and this one was done by my senior T.A. David Hyun, a brilliant young artist who has been studying with me since the 7th grade.  He saw that the other class was working in perspective so he asked to borrow a pen and showed this piece to me at the end of class that day.  That's right, he just whipped it out like it was nothing.  I was so impressed that I asked him if I could display it at Open House.  I'm telling you I work with some of the most incredible children here at Whitney!