Charlotte Chin

Using orthographic drawings from the first assignment of Ex of in House, we were required to produce axonometric drawings. I had no idea the way to produce an axonometric drawing at first, but through guidance and self-learning, it was a fun process to learn to use 2D drawings to translate into 3-dimensional drawings. 

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We were required to produce two axonometric drawings which are

1) closed axonometric drawings

2) exploded axonometric drawing.

For axonometric drawings, line weights and drawing techniques are different, using either 30/60° or 45° to produce the axonometric drawing.