PRELIM 2/26/25

Front

___________ represents a three-dimensional object on a

two-dimensional surface, making it visually realistic and easy

to understand.

Back

Pictorial Drawing

Front

A technique that creates a sense of depth by converging

parallel lines toward one or more vanishing points.

Back

Perspective drawing

Front

Example: A cityscape drawing where roads and buildings

recede into the horizon.

what kind of drawing is this?

Back

Perspective Drawing

Front

Uses a single vanishing point; all lines converge toward it.

Back

one-point perspective

Front

Uses two vanishing points, commonly for architectural

sketches and 3D modeling.

Back

two-point perspective

Front

Uses three vanishing points to create extreme depth and

height, often for skyscrapers and dynamic compositions.

Back

three-point perspective

Front

A method of visually representing three-dimensional objects

where all three axes are at equal angles (120° apart).

Back

isometric drawing

Front

Isometric drawing is a method of visually representing three-dimensional objects

where all three axes are at equal angles (_____ apart).

Back

120°

Front

No perspective distortion: All lines are parallel, making it

useful for engineering and architectural drawings.

Back

Isometric Drawing

Front

A method where the front face is drawn true to scale, while the

depth is drawn at an angle (usually 30° or 45°).

Back

oblique drawing