CHAPTER 4 LEARNING TO SEE IN 2D
Drawing in two dimensions can be an easier, more efficient way to think about the general geometry or shape of an object. Two-dimensional (2D) drawing simplifies the potential complexity of having to think about the overall three-dimensional (3D) perspective of an object while at the same time thinking about the visualization of that object. Working quickly is paramount for designers and starting in 2D is the quickest way to ideate.
Imagine drawing a simple box. In our 3D world, the box has six sides to look at, and each side has a profile or shape that together make up the object. Drawing each side of the ...
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