What is LINEAR PERSPECTIVE? | The Ideal City?

Linear perspective is when things look smaller and closer together as they go further away, like when you walk down a hallway or road.

Imagine you're looking at a straight path, like the one in your neighborhood. The sides of the path start wide apart near you, but as they go farther away, they seem to come together at a point, kind of like how your sidewalk disappears into the distance. That point is called the vanishing point, and it helps make things look real on paper or in paintings.

In the "Ideal City," everything is made with perfect lines and shapes, just like in a drawing that uses linear perspective. Streets are straight, buildings are neat, and all the lines lead to one vanishing point, making the city feel deep and realistic, as if you're walking through it.

It’s like when you look at a row of fence posts going into the distance, they get smaller and closer together as they go farther away. That’s how artists make pictures look three-dimensional on flat paper!