This drawing of the Bradford Cathedral’s interior has a lot of
detailed shading which really shows the depth of the drawing as you can clearly
tell which objects are in front of which. The implied line travels from the
bottom left of the drawing starting at the focal point which is a highly
detailed window, it then moves up to the arch above it and travels along to the
next arch until reaching the end and then moves up towards the windows and
travelling to the left and then to the top of the image to the wooden beams
that are supporting the roof.
The Focal point of this image is the highly detailed window
and the areas of interest are the arches and windows. The perspective of the
drawing is very good as the vantage point clearly places the drawing within the
rule of thirds, also the orthogonal lines of the drawings are clearly shown
through every object which aligns perfectly with the vanishing points, this
shows that the drawing was planned very well. The drawing also has great
examples of foreshortening on the arches and the windows.
There is a great implied line in the bottom left corner
which is created through different values (brightness) this really shows a
boundary between different the two different states (light and dark).
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