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1. ​Is a sleeping room with windows, door and bed.

The room shown in the image, shows details of personal items such as my pet pig who is standing on the wooden floor, a poster of a mix tape by Frank Ocean called "Nostalgia, Ultra" hanging on the wall. I have flowers on the table that's in front f the wall in the middle. There is a window on the left wall. What I learned in one point perspective is that objects are angled where it's based on how a person is looking at it. I'm proud f my poster that I created because the musical artist Frank Ocean means a lot to me. I could've improved on the the floors and the windows. Make sure you use a ruler to help angle your one point perspective.

My room has a small door because I wanted a big room. I also have a ugly cat with a lamp and jersey of Lebron James with a nice size TV. One point perspective is a nice thing for drawling and it makes your drawings come to life. I'm most proud of my Lebron James wall of fame on my wall because that is the GOAT. I wish I could make my cat better but I am not good with animals. It is hard but not hard all you have to do is be precise with your lines.

In my drawing I have wood floors, a rug, a skylight, a window, a TV, and a TV stand. I have learned how one point perspective is used to make your drawing look 3-dimensional. I am most proud of the floors.I would improve the darkness of my lines. One tip is to know what you are going to draw so that you don't have to erase much.

In my room there is a bed(to the right). there is also a TV on a table right under a window. In the room there is also a door and a skylight. I have a tile ceiling and wood floors. One point perspective is really easy if you know how to do it. In this room I'm most proud of the ceiling and the posters. I wish I could improve on the table and add more detail to the wood floors. If your doing a one point perspective drawing you should follow the directions carefully. if you mess up in the first few steps the drawing wont look right.

The room I drew is very minimalist and simple. It contains a bed, built in bookshelf, a flower poster, a rug, a dresser, an Alexa, a floor lamp, a window with curtains, a door, and a pillow. That the vanishing point really makes a difference in drawing something realistically. I am most proud of the rug and the wooden floors because that was the most time consuming. I would work on my neatness and add more decoration. Don't rush and be precise. Use all of the available time you get

I drew a pretty simple room with a table and chair. There is also a balcony on the left. While I am proud of the balcony since I had to figure out how to draw it without the help of a lesson in class, it is also the part of the drawing with the most room for improvement. It isn't quite at the right angle and I realized after finishing the drawing that the wall probably should have been parallel with the bottom of the paper. While doing this project I leaned that the most important thing is to always bring lines exactly to the vanishing point. Sometimes when drawing a window it will at first seem that it would look better if the lines were at a different angle but it is best to draw the line to the vanishing point anyway as the finished product will look good. That said, my main piece of advice for anybody doing a one point perspective drawing is to make sure to always use a ruler. If you think you can do it free hand, it will end up looking really messy. 

The room I drew is a one point perspective room with a window, a door, a bed, a table, three pictures, and a skylight with stars all around the walls with my name on one. I learn that when you draw a one point perspective drawing you have to have a rule and a vanishing point. All yours lines must go back to the vanishing point. I am most proud of that I was able to draw a room that looks real. I wish that I could get rid of some of the erasing marks. One tip is make sure your drawings goes back to the vanishing point and use a ruler.  

the room i drew is a combination of a dinning room and living room. There is a chair, table, t.v, poster, window, t.v stand, door, and tiled window. I've learned that one perspective is hard to do. I'm most proud of the poster i drew. i wish i could improve everything about my room. One tip for someone doing this project next year is don't be too lazy with the project.

The room that I drew has a tv, two pictures, a table, vase, chair and a bed.  I learned that in order to make something 3D you need to make it go back to the vanishing point. I am really proud on how the ceiling turned out and the floor. I could have improved the bed to make it a little neater and maybe a little bigger. One tip I would say is make sure that you use a ruler in order to make it look neat and perfect. 

I drew what could be an art room. Im not sure what i meant this room to be but it has a window seat and a table in it. There's a carpet and two large windows. The back wall is decorated in vines and pictures and there is a sign on the door that says "Alice's Wonderland". While drawing my room I learned that almost all line in tour drawing should go back to the vanishing point. It helps keep your room together and it helps it look realistic. The thing I'm most proud of in my room is the carpet. I think its the most detailed thing in the room. Although I like it the best if i had to change something about the project it would be that. I don't think it fits in the room well. For anyone else doing this project, i think that you should practice doing things in one point perspective. You're going to erase a lot and be really confused if you don't practice at least a little first.

My room has a TV, window, sky light, carpet, table, and a poster. I learned that nothing will be perfect. I'm am very proud of myself for finishing this project. I wish I could erase better.

My room has a wood floor and two doors. It has a skylight and three windows. The furniture includes a bed, a table, and a rug. There is also a tv, a sign, and a clock. I drew what could be a bedroom because there's a bed in it.
I have learned that one point perspective always has to have a vanishing point because everything goes back to that and the is one of the major foundations of the drawing. I have also learned that a horizon line helps give the drawing more details.
I am most proud of how I applied what we learned about vanishing points in my drawing. This helped me create a room that actually looks like you are looking straight at it and drawing it with detail. I am also proud of my furniture because it actually looks good. 
I wish that I could have drawn some of the personal drawings a little better because I couldn't figure out what to actually draw. I also wish that I could have added more specific details.
One tip that I would give is to take your time because if you rush, then your drawing will not have the effect of one point perspective. 

The room I drew is a simple bedroom with a table, TV, and bed with two skylights. Also a small light controled by a dimmer lightswitch. I learned that one point perspective can really help with drawing real thing based on the room's size and shape. I am most proud the grass outside as it hurt my hand doing each blade and making value by dding more. I wish I could improve the details in my piece to make it more relistic. Take advantage of the vanishing anywhere possible as it really helps you make everything fit in the rooom.