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3.02 interior vocab

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Horizon line The line where the sky meets the ground in a drawing. It shows eye level. If something is below the horizon line, you can see its top. If it is above, you cannot.
One-point perspective drawing A drawing that shows how objects look smaller as they get farther away, meeting at one vanishing point on the horizon line.
Orthographic drawings A drawing that shows height, width, and depth of a 3D space on a flat surface (like floor plans or elevations).
Orthogonal line A line that goes from the corner of an object to the vanishing point, creating the illusion of depth.
Scale drawing A drawing made larger or smaller in a set ratio to the real object’s size.
Serif A small decorative line added to the ends of letters in some fonts.
Two-point perspective drawing A drawing that uses two vanishing points to show how objects look from two sides. Often used in architecture or interior design.
Vanishing point The point on the horizon line where parallel lines appear to meet in the distance.
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