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PICTORIAL DRAWING
P R E S E N T E R : M S . A I LY N A . E S T R A D A
PICTORIAL
DRAWING

Is a technique used in technical and artistic

fields to create two-dimensional
representations of three-dimensional
objects or scenes. These drawings are
designed to give viewers a better
understanding of an object's shape, size,
and overall appearance.
TYPES OF PICTORIAL DRAWING:
ISOMETRIC
a pictorial drawing showing the
three surfaces of the object tilted
30 degrees in front of the
observer.
 PERSPECTIVE
VIEW
A perspective view presents a building or an object
just as it would look to you. A perspective view has a
vanishing point; that is, lines that move away from
you come together in the distance. For example, we
see a road and line of telephone poles. Even though
the poles get smaller in their actual measurement, we
recognize them as being the same size but more
distant.
OBLIQUE

a perspective drawing using

three vanishing points.
 TWO SPECIFIC
FORMS OF OBLIQUE
DRAWINGS:
 CAVALIER
A cavalier projection is obtained when the
angle between oblique projectors and the
plane of projection is 45' and the rear
projections are true to size

CABINET PROJECTION

is an oblique projection where the length

of the lines projecting backwards are
halved
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