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Intuitive Perspective
by Brian Curtis
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A PowerPoint
lecture series to
accompany
DRAWING
FROM
OBSERVATION
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“Alas, poor Euclid!”
Euclidian geometry tells us that
parallel lines never meet.
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The Mondrian Tool
Assisted Perception
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The Clock Angle Tool
Assisted Perception
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Don’t go there!
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Angle Transfer #1
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Angle Transfer #2
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Lateral movement
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Definitions
a u cute
adj. (of an angle) less than 90°
ob u tuse
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adj. (of an angle) more than
90° and less than 180°
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Down is Out and Up is Back
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Picture Plane Revisited
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This concludes the lecture
Intuitive Perspective
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