(Choose 1 answer)
Look at the picture. Why the room is the one-point perspective?
A. Because the room is the rectangular prism. It has three sets of parallel lines which present three dimensions of space. The sets of blue lines and orange lines are parallel with the picture plane so they don't have any vanishing point (their vanishing point are an endless). Only the green lines are oblique to the ground plane and therefore they alone converge. We have One Point Perspective.
B. Because the room is the rectangular prism. It has three sets of parallel lines which present three dimensions of space. The sets of blue lines and orange lines are perpendicular to the picture plane so they don't have any vanishing point (their vanishing point are an endless). Only the green lines are oblique to the picture plane and therefore they alone converge. We have One Point Perspective.
C. Because the room is the rectangular prism. It has three sets of parallel lines which present three dimensions of space. The sets of blue lines and orange lines are parallel with the picture plane so they don't have any vanishing point (their vanishing point are an endless). Only the green lines are parallel to the picture plane and therefore they alone converge. We have One Point Perspective.
D. Because the room is the rectangular prism. It has three sets of parallel lines which present three dimensions of space. The sets of blue lines and orange lines are parallel with the picture plane so they don't have any vanishing point (their vanishing point are endless). Only the green lines are oblique to the picture plane and therefore they alone converge. We have One Point Perspective.
