Question

What are the two components of linear perspective?

Answer 1

There are two components of linear perspective they are called as orthogonal and horizontal line

Rather than this two components there is also one important component which is known as vanishing point. This component also has equal important like the other two. There are 3 types of linear perspective:

1. One point perspective,  

2. Two point perspective and  

3. Three point perspective.  

There is also a multi-point perspective which has different set of vanishing points. Perspective is defined as in a graphical representation of things like building playground humans etc in an approximate manner

Answer 2

Answer:

To create a linear perspective is necessary a horizontal line and a group of orthogonal lines.

Explanation:

The linear perspective works through a principle called the rule of three points, which produces the illusion of depth. This rule is created using a horizontal line, and several parallel lines that comes from the border and find themselves in the center of the canvas, creating the illusion of depth. But to work correctly, the group of lines must come from the horizontal line or find themselves there.