Perspective -- Series of Architectural Drawing Books with Pencil

Author: Wang Qijun, Editor-in-Chief
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Features: This book is intended for professionals in architectural design, environmental art design, and interior design—essentially architects or engineers—not for artists engaged in fine arts. The perspective knowledge introduced in this book is entirely rigorous "photographic perspective" rather than the "artistic perspective" found in paintings. In classical Western painting, perspective is primarily composed of objects that reveal depth and distance, which is the science of painting. However, the perspective in modern art works has already broken through the concept of "science" and has evolved into an "artistic" idea. Modern art undoubtedly provides significant inspiration for architects when conceptualizing their designs. However, if architects or designers use the expressive techniques of modern art to present design drafts to clients, it completely fails. For clients, the classical, photographic-style "scientific" perspective remains the only acceptable means of presentation. Science follows certain principles, and perspective is no exception. This book is a practical guide that introduces various perspective drawing techniques, particularly architectural perspective drawing, in simple language. It uses numerous illustrations to explain the fundamentals of perspective, making it practical, convenient, and easy to master. It is a valuable resource for enthusiasts of architectural drawing.