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Pictorial Sketches and Drawings #1
• Shows the 3D perspective (height, width, and depth) in a 2D drawing
width
height 2D3Ddepth
Horizon Line
TOP
SIDEFRONT
Isometric Cube• Width and
depth lines are drawn at 30° from the horizon line.
• One view shows height, width, and depth.
Width 30° Depth 30° H
eigh
t 90°
Isometric Drawing #3(9 minutes)
• Additive and Subtractive 3D Drawing
• Follow the steps in your packet to complete this drawing on the isometric graph paper on page 6
6 units
3 units
2 units
Perspective Drawing or Sketch #4
• Vanishing points are used to guide the lines in the object to the horizon line.
station
One-point Perspective #5 – pg6• All lines in the depth
project to one point (the vanishing point).
• #5 - Copy this one-point perspective sketch onto your activity. Label the front, top, and right side.
(5 minutes)
Vanishing Point (VP)
1st
2nd
3rd
What kind of lines are these?
Two-Point Perspective
• In two-point perspective, the width lines converge on one vanishing point (VP1), and the depth lines converge on the other vanishing point (VP2).
• #6-Copy this two-point perspective onto your activity sheet. Label the top, front, and side.
• (5 minutes)
VP1 VP2
Orthographic Projection
Orthographic (Multiview) Drawing #7
• An orthographic sketch or drawing is used to show true scale and shape.
• Notice the top view is directly above the front with the right side view directly to the right of the front.
Orthographic (Multiview) Drawing
• #8 Copy this orthographic Drawing onto your activity sheet. Label the top, front, and right side.
• Don’t forget the hidden lines.
• (7 minutes)
8 squares
9 squares
6 squares
Red lines are construction lines …. optional
Follow the directions below:• 1. Sketch a circle roughly 3” in diameter• 2. Make two dots inside the circle that
are– a. 1” from the top edge of the circle– b. 1” apart– c. Level with one another on the horizontal
axis• 3. Make a 2” arc that is
– a. Shaped like a banana– b. Pointing towards the top of the circle
with its ends– c. 1” from the bottom of the circle