Methods of Construction
Several methods of constructing perspectives exist, including:
- Freehand sketching (common in art)
- Graphically constructing (once common in architecture)
- Using a perspective grid
- Computing a perspective transform (common in 3D computer applications)
- Mimicry using tools such as a proportional divider (sometimes called a variscaler)
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