A Final Design is a presentation drawing of the idea you intend to make. You may present a Final Design to a client so it should be completed to a high standard of presentation.
Using your development (design work & test model) you now should select your best developed idea and produce a full size Final Design in 2D.
The final design should include any alterations and changes you noticed from your card test model.
Ghost construction lines should extend to show edges or corners to the shapes or layers and indicate the same edges and corners on a side view. Check the example below on what this looks like.
example final design showing ghost construction lines
Using Onshape, we can see how a design looks from different views. Where there is a major change in shape, we see a line on the side view. Also notice how the tone of colour is lighter where the shape points outwards and is darker where the shape points inwards.
This is the 2D top view of of a design.
This is a partially rotated 3D view of the design showing the top view and the side view at the same time.
This is the 2D side view of the design. Here we can see the lines and changes in colour tone (light and dark) that show the changes in the shapes from the side view.
Image and scale is good but rendering could blend the tones and shadows better. Title is much too small and doesn't show any kind of design or style.
Title has no style and hasn't been rendered properly. Scale and layout match. Rendering/colour could be improved.
Fine lining appears neat and well controlled but the block colour and rendering seems slightly messy and uncontrolled.
Present your Final Design of your torch on A4 paper.
Use all the presentation techniques that you have learned during this project including: rendering, fine line pen, colour block. Make sure you add a title onto your page.
The final design should be the best presentation drawing that you can do.
Insert a photo of your final design on your website as well as some interesting angle photos. You should demonstrate all the drawing techniques you have learned this year