Drawing in practice
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Observational drawing records and communicates visual information, visualisation drawing generates quick ideas freely by hand, and presentation drawing creates refined drawings to present final ideas. Drawing types include pictograms to represent recognizable objects without words, maps using symbols and indicators to aid navigation, and industrial drawings to communicate complex ideas simply and visually including accurate 3D proportions.
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Drawing in practice
- 2. Types of Drawing Observational Visualisation Presentation Drawing Drawing Drawing Record, analyse Drawings and Refined, polished and communicate ideas which we and finished information imagine drawings
- 6. Explain ideas ideas symbols colour, point & line explanatory drawing complex ideas shown simply and visually Can use 3D to show accurate proportions
- 9. Pictograms Represent an object or figure that is recognisable without words. They are representative and can be used in signs.
- 10. Maps and wayfinding wayfinding symbols and indicators like arrows help people navigate and communicate information about a system Colour and simplified detail are often used
- 11. Presenting Ideas Ideas Finished drawings which indicate what the final product would be
- 12. Industrial Communication Environmental