At first glance of these two sketches, the one-point perspectives seem like incorrect. I didn't say that what I did was correct; but actually they could be absolutely right to some extent!
Before explaining the reasons for this, one renowned architecture should be displayed here:
Image reference:
http://www.saintpetersbasilica.org/Exterior/Obelisk/Winds/StPetersSquare-Rome-fromDome.jpg
Can you imagine the plan of this square???
(You may get wrong if you don't think carefully!)
To check the answer, click here:
http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/1522/stpeterssquaregoogleear.jpg
or
http://www.sacred-destinations.com/images/sat/rome-st-peters.jpg
(Can you see that: actually the two sides of
St Peter's Square
are not parallel... )
Now, let's go back to the first question!
Think about it: do they have to be the 'F' as a regular one?
Here is a different 'F':
To be honest, I did this F-shap one-point perspective in a wrong way when I was drawing it. However, usually the 'wrong' thing be a absolutely right...
Feedback:
Do not be constrained by Directed Thinking all the times when you are designing something creative!
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