Two Dimensional Drawing

We were introduced to Two Dimensional Drawing in this class. After the brief, we were asked to draw the plan, elevation, 2D Block and 3D Block of basic forms. Besides that, we were required to trace the Two Dimensional Drawing on the tracing paper after we sketch it on the cartridge paper. Below is the drawing of Two Dimensional Drawing.

Two Dimensional Drawing - Plan, Elevation, 2D Block and 3D Block

Orthographic ProjectionOrthographic drawings usually consist of a front view, a side view and a plan, but more views may be shown for complex objects with lots of detail. A drawing board and parallel motion or T-square is used to project one view from another. 

Orthographic drawing may be done using first angle projection or third angle projection. 

During the class, we were given three cube of shapes such as N, F and X to choose from by picking up a lucky draw. I  got the cube with the shape N. We were asked to take picture of the particular cube of shape, sketch it in our visual diary and measure the measurements of the cube of shapes before we started drawing on our cartridge paper.

Sketches of Cube of Shapes

Orthographic Projection - Cube of shape N

Besides that, we are also required to sketch out another Orthographic Projection based on the object we found. Here is what I come out with.

Orthographic Projection - Eraser

After we have learnt the basic Orthographic Projections, we moved on to the Orthographic Projections - Plan, Elevation and Section of a house. Below are some of the examples.

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Right Elevation

Section X:X

Section Y:Y