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WHAT IS A LANDSCAPE?IT IS A PICTURE THAT SHOWS

THE LAND

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IT CAN SHOW PHYSICAL ELEMENTS:LANDFORMSS, FLORA AND FAUNA

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IT CAN SHOW ABSTRACT ELEMENTS:

LIGHTNING AND WEATHER

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IT CAN SHOW HUMAN ELEMENTS:

HUMAN ACTIVITY AND BUILDINGS

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There are SEASCAPES

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There are CITYSCAPES

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And LANDSCAPES

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BACKGROUND

MIDDLEGROUND

FOREGROUND

There are different parts in a view of a picture

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Overlapping objects show which is further.

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objects appear smaller as they get further away.

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Objects have less detail as they get further away.

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To draw a landscape

we use the perspective method

to look three dimensional

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horizon line

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vanishing point

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ortogonals

that lead to the vanishing point

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Parallel lines to the horizon line

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You can draw more elements acording to the ortogonals

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add the sky

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add the mountains

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and the soil