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Oblique Drawing: (Presented by John Alfred Arellano)

The document discusses different types of oblique pictorial drawings. There are two main types: cavalier and cabinet drawings. A cavalier drawing shows one face of an object and uses angled lines to represent depth at 45 degrees, while a cabinet drawing uses a third vanishing point to represent depth. A general oblique can show depth at any angle. The box method uses an imaginary box to help maintain proportions when sketching in oblique views. A multi-step process is described for creating oblique sketches using construction lines and then object lines.

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Oblique Drawing: (Presented by John Alfred Arellano)

The document discusses different types of oblique pictorial drawings. There are two main types: cavalier and cabinet drawings. A cavalier drawing shows one face of an object and uses angled lines to represent depth at 45 degrees, while a cabinet drawing uses a third vanishing point to represent depth. A general oblique can show depth at any angle. The box method uses an imaginary box to help maintain proportions when sketching in oblique views. A multi-step process is described for creating oblique sketches using construction lines and then object lines.

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OBLIQUE

DRAWING
(Presented By
JOHN ALFRED ARELLANO)
Oblique Pictorials
An Oblique pictorial starts
with a straight-on view of
one of the object’s faces,
which is often the front view
Angled, parallel lines are
drawn to one side to
represent the object’s depth.
Common oblique angles
include 45° degrees depth
45°
Types of Oblique Drawings
There are two types of oblique pictorials: cavalier
and cabinet. The difference between the two is
based on how the depth of the object is
represented.

Oblique Cavalier Oblique Cabinet


Types of Oblique Drawings
Oblique Cavalier
Oblique Cabinet
General Oblique
A general oblique is a type
of oblique pictorial that
represents an object’s
width and height, but the
depth can be any size and
drawn at any angle.
The idea is to worry about
getting the thought down
as a sketch not worrying
about the depth or angle.
The Box Method

The box method is a sketching technique


that is used to maintain proportionality. It
starts with the sketcher envisioning an
object contained within an imaginary box.
Oblique Sketches

Step #1: Layout the box within which the


oblique view will occur using points
and construction lines.
Oblique Sketches

Step #2: Use points and construction lines to


identify edges that occur on the
surface of the box.
Oblique Sketches

Step #3: Trace out the visible edges of the


part with thick, dark object lines.
Oblique Sketches

Step #4: Use points and construction lines to


identify edges that occur on the
surface of the box.
Oblique Sketches

Step #5: Trace out the visible edges of the


part with thick, dark object lines.
Tonal Shading
Add tonal shading to
two of the three views
by drawing parallel
lines spaced closely
together.
Increase the contrast
by cross-hatching the
lines on the darkest
face.

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