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This is the precedent drawing for my isometric technical style.
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Initially with this individual work I had the basic isometric drawing above as my precedent drawing. The part of my drawings that really interested me when I thought about isometric is the hatch. I really wanted to play with the textures and show what would happen if my tumbling hatch drawing was made 3D.
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Reasons for choosing Isometric drawing style
After investigating technical drawing styles I was most definitely drawn to the Isometric style. I wanted to show dimensions and a better 3D idea of the object. Another reason I chose this view is that Engineers and technical professionals are used to the orthographic views and I wanted to appeal to non-engineer everyday types of people. I took aspects that I found interesting from the shed framing including, bricks and texture from the panneling and brought this through into my own drawing. I am really drawn to the drawing and how it gives a real feeling of structure while still clearly portraying the object.
Initially with this individual work I had the basic isometric drawing above as my precedent drawing. The part of my drawings that really interested me when I thought about isometric is the hatch. I really wanted to play with the textures and show what would happen if my tumbling hatch drawing was made 3D.
Unfortunately the cubes made the isometric style a little simplistic. So I decided to use parts of my other drawings to show the style. I also chose a new isometric drawing to eliminate the simplicity factor that my initial precedent drawing showed.
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