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RIN G IN FO RM A TI ON TE CHNOLOGY
SCHOOL OF ENGINEE &
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CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
Drawing is :
History :
Purpose :
Artistic drawing
Communicating
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ü Engineer to engineer
ü Engineer to non engineer
ü Non engineer to engineer
THEORY OF
PROJECTION
Definition :
A projection is a drawing or representation of an entity on an
imaginary plane or planes.
Projection consists:
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Oblique projection
Here we conclude that, oblique projections show the full size of one
view and are of two varieties.
If = = it is an isometric axonometric
projection
If = it is dimetric axonometric
projection
If it is trimetric axonometric
projection
PERSPECTIVE PROJECTION TYPES
Are drawings which attempt to replicate what the human eye actually sees
when it views an object.
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Ordinary photograph we take by photo camera is a typical example of
perspective projections.
Note here, projection lines will converge to the viewers eye. The point
where projectors converge together is called vanishing point .
You will be given tutorial how to draw the perspective drawing in your
tutorial class! …
CHAPTER THREE
MULTIVIEW DRAWING
First Angle
Third angle