Axonometric views-lecture-81

technical drawingschool of art, design and architecture

nust – spring 2011

Objective abstraction

- axonometric view

technical drawing introductionwhat is a planometric/oblique plan drawing?

An planometric drawing is an

angled drawing in which the

horizontal lines are drawn at

45-45 degree or 30-60

degree angle and the

vertical lines are left straight.

As a result, an axonometric

drawing is simply a picture of

an object viewed at an angle.

Intro to technical drawingplanometric view

technical drawing introductionDrawing oblique plan drawing

Planometric: the base

and top of the object

retain their true shape,

but are drawn on an

angle so that both sides

recede at 45 degrees (or

one side recedes at 30

degrees and the other at

60 degrees).4545


technical drawing introductionComponents of a planometric drawing

45

vertical axis

horizontal axis

angular lines

45 60 30


technical drawing introductionHow to draw an oblique plan drawing?

In these drawings, the object's vertical

lines are drawn vertically, and the

horizontal lines in the width and depth

planes are shown at 45 degrees or 30-

60 degrees to the horizontal.



technical drawing introductionHow to draw an oblique plan drawing?

These three lines of the

planometric axis represent the

three primary dimensions of the

object: width, height, and depth.

y

x

z


technical drawing introduction

drawing plan in planometric

plan

oblique plan

elevation

60 30


Sketching planometric (at 45 degrees)

Intro to technical drawingaxonometric view


Sketching planometric


45 degree right




45 degree left




vertical




45 degree left

vertical







45 degree right

45 degree left




45 degree right




hidden lines





Sketching axonometric(at 45 degrees)



Sketching planometric (at 30-60 angle)



Sketching axonometric




Sketching planometric (at 30-60 angle)

attention – assignment 8Create an axonometric view

Intro to technical drawingassignment

Intro to technical drawingisometric view


Inspirational images

Map in isometric view

Intro to technical drawingisometric view


Inspirational images

Axonometric urbanism


quote of the day

Intro to technical drawingsada, spring 2010

What is IN ME is greater than what is happening TO ME."

Sheye Hassan


building of the day


Solar arc, Japan



[can you draw? Part 8]

video of the day

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN2g_7wEr4M&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3OiaEayouc&feature=related

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