Think you can't draw an exploded view? I'll show you how: Step 1: Draw the bounding box on your page where you want all the parts/views to fit Step 2: Split each side on the bounding box into sections to represent parts and gaps between parts. Step 3: Connect the lines to make isometric rectangle views cascading down the page. Step 4: (here's the trick) Grab a new sheet of paper and lay out on top Step 5: Roughly outline individual parts following your guide lines on the underlay Step 6: Throw away your underlay #sketchyengineering #design
Woow
A trick that is forgotten in modern age 😁 I was copying designs by holding two pieces of paper on the window when I was child 🤘
The technique of "boxing" the product really simplifies the translation. Thanks to Prof. Athavankar @ IDC
Step 1: Imagine It Step 2: Sketch It Step 3: Write a Disclosure Step 4: Submit for IP Protection
Lovely work
Wow, fantastic.
It's shocking to even think that many designers / engineers never had class about sketching. So much that it's apparently mandatory course on my IDE (master's)... "Joke's on them" moment; I have taught a course of technical drawing & composition to to-be-product designers. But it was still a bit of a "WTF..." moment when I read through my curriculum and saw the course. Actually it was more of "What The Actual F..." moment.
The objects aren't isometric though
I personally have an additional stage between 3 & 4 Caleb, flip the underlay so I see it as a mirror image to check the perspective, it’s amazing how effective a checking tool that is . . for me at least 😉
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1wVery cool! Can you do it in two dimensions of expansion 😁?