Pictorial

• Read the information below and watch the videos to ensure that you have an understanding of the different types of drawings that you will be required to do in section of work. 

• Complete the classwork activity at the bottom of the page.

Information:

• Read the information below and watch the videos to ensure that you have an understanding of the different types of drawings that you will be required to do in class. 

• Complete the classwork activity at the bottom of the page.

Isometric Drawing are a 3D representation of an object. In this drawing all the vertical lines remain vertical but all the horizontal lines are now drawn at 30°. The advantage of this drawing style is that non of the measurements are scaled.

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• Isometric Drawing:

Oblique drawings are another method of representing an object 3 dimensionally. This drawing has the front face drawn as it would in an Orthogonal drawing, this shows the true size and dimensions of the surface. The other surfaces are drawn back at an angle, usually 45°, and the lengths are scaled to give a better representation of the object.

• Oblique Drawings:

Classwork:

Complete the following drawings [drawings start on page 196] as manual drawing both as Isometric and Oblique Drawings. Also create Sketchup documents for each drawing.