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Bridging orthographic and perspective: The rotated plan method
From the course: Sketching for Product Design and AEC
Bridging orthographic and perspective: The rotated plan method
- We spent an entire movie exploring the connections between the various projection systems. And now that we've gone through the process of developing a multi-view sketch of Albert Aalto's Stool 60, I think it's time to build on that knowledge and show how many of the decisions made while sketching in perspective rely on an understanding of orthographic projection. We're going to take our little house model, slightly different version of it here. And generate a freehand two point perspective sketch of it, based on the top view and the side view. The following demonstration isn't meant to serve as a step-by-step procedure for sketching and perspective, but rather as evidence that the two systems are closely aligned, and very, very useful in combination. This will hopefully become more evident throughout the course. For now however, I'd like you to walk through this exercise with me, as I demonstrate what's called the rotated plan method of perspective. I think once we go through it…
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What is orthographic projection?4m 36s
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Exploring the nature of flatness in multiview projection7m
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The power and dynamics of projection7m 9s
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Bridging orthographic and perspective: The rotated plan method6m 58s
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Challenge: Sketch a simple 3-view orthographic of a wedge1m 48s
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Solution: Sketch a simple 3-view orthographic of a wedge5m 11s
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