What’s The Next Step to Beginning a Drawing……. You already Know: Measurements Tools.

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What’s The Next Step to Beginning a Drawing……. You already Know: Measurements Tools

Knowing the views of an image…

Orthographic Projection Multi–view drawing A drawing that displays more than one view of an object Top View Front View – displays the most information Side View  Placement of the views are very important Top View Front ViewSide View 3D View

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Isometric Sketch A sketch that shows: 4 Height Width & Depth Objects corners position toward you Horizontal lines slope away at 30° angle  Vertical and horizontal lines are parallel

Review the basics Parallel 120° 2 Height depth width

1 Front View Top View Right-Side View Isometric View Orthographic Projection:

Oblique Pictorial with the longest dimension or Front view parallel with the plane Angle of depth is 45°

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