Sketching of Multiple Views of an Object

Within this lesson, Ms. Hamrani taught us how to sketch objects with three different techniques. The techniques included: Oblique Pictorial Sketching, Isometric Sketching, and Three Point Perspective Sketching.

Multiview/Orthograpic Sketches: Views of an object projected onto two or more orthographic planes.


Oblique: A type of sketch involving a combination of a flat, orthographic front with depth lines receding at a selected angle, usually 45 degrees


Isometric: A form of pictorial sketch in which all three drawing axes form equal angles of 120 degrees with the plane of projection.


Perspective: The creation of a figure through vanishing points.

The following pictures show examples of all three.

Multiview/Orthographic

Oblique Pictorials

Isometric 

Isometric

One, Two and Three Point Perspective Sketches

History of Measurement

 Ms. Hamrani directed all of her students in the path of a new project: The History of Measurement. Throughout my research on this project, I have learned many interesting things.
Such as the Egyptians being the first to record measurements and the Greek's using the human body, specifically a human foot as measurements. I now know where the term "foot", originated from. : ) Well below is my engineer's sketch (notebook), conclusion questions and powerpoint of the project.

Link to PowerPoint: http://www.slideshare.net/IshaqTooG/history-of-measurement-powerpoint-presentation

Conclusion Questions

PowerPoint Presentation

History of Measurement Research

Cd Cover

Product Evolution: IPods

All of our peers were thinking of analyzing the history/product evolution of cell phones, watches, tvs, etc. However, Saliyah, Nathalia, and I decided to project on the evolution of IPods. IPods are majorly used today and have been updated numerous times ever since its creation. You can now store thousands of songs on your IPod, and its also touch screen. Its doesn't get any better than that. : )

WRITER'S SKETCH

PRODUCT EVOLUTION POWERPOINT

Innovating a Plastic Cup By: Ishaq Shah, Leslie Vintimilla

My partner (Leslie) and I (Ishaq), decided to innovate a plastic cup by implanting a new and unique design on the cup. The design Leslie and I as a team came up with was to draw Plankton, from the series of "Spongebob Square Pants", and idolize him as a successor. We drew him with a crabby patty and implemented a evil laugh of victory on his face. This would mean that he finally succeeded in stealing a crabby patty. We also drew Mr. Krabs in the background along with the Krusty Krab, isolated in depression. We also added a unique style of drinking from the cup. All in all, this completely new, innovated cup, would crab the attention of many consumers, kids and adults alike, and become a quick success.

THE WHOLE POSTER/PROJECT

PLANKTON SUCCEEDING 

CONCLUSION QUESTIONS

NOTEBOOK SKETCH