Perspective Types & Forms provides access to the principal named types and forms of perspective represented across natural, visual, optical, graphical, mathematical, instrumental, simulated and digital systems.
The terms range from major perspective categories to familiar geometrical forms and specialised methods. Together they demonstrate that perspective extends far beyond conventional linear perspective drawing.
Perspective: Definitions and Overview
- What is Perspective? →
- Perspective →
- Types and Forms of Perspective →
- Types of Perspective →
- New Types of Perspective →
Principal Categories
- Visual Perspective (Type 1) →
- Optical Perspective →
- Technical Perspective →
- Natural Perspective →
- Visual Perspective (Type 2) →
- Graphical Perspective →
- Mathematical Perspective →
- Instrument Perspective →
- Simulated Perspective →
- New Media Perspective →
- Artificial Perspective →
Central, Linear and Curved Forms
- Central Perspective →
- Linear Perspective →
- One-Point Perspective →
- Two-Point Linear Perspective →
- Three-Point Perspective →
- Multi-Point Perspective →
- Curvilinear Perspective →
- Cylindrical Perspective →
- Spherical Perspective →
- Anamorphic Perspective →
Parallel and Technical Forms
- Parallel Perspective →
- Axonometric Perspective →
- Isometric Perspective →
- Dimetric Perspective →
- Trimetric Perspective →
- Oblique Perspective →
- Orthographic Perspective →
Visual, Optical and Imaging Forms
- Acuity Perspective →
- Atmospheric Perspective →
- Camera Perspective →
- Chiaroscuro Perspective →
- Colour Perspective →
Digital and Contemporary Forms
Alternative, Constructed and Combined Forms
- Forced Perspective →
- Accelerated Perspective →
- Negative Perspective →
- Reverse Perspective →
- Manifold Perspective →
- Modular Perspective →
- Blended Perspective →
- Synthetic Perspective →