No. Ink will dry properly on regular paper. You will find that some cheap papers (not all) will cause “bleed” or “feathering”, so the letters you write will look smeared as they dry. It’s really not a big problem though. What is the difference between a fountain pen and aRead More →
Manual drawing is grouped into four main types: sketches, pictorial, orthographic and full-size set out. We need to be able to recognise all of these and learn how to produce them. In the table below there are brief explanations of the four types of manual drawings. What is gesture drawingRead More →
Hatching, also called cross-hatching, technique used by draftsmen, engravers, and other artists who use mediums that do not allow blending (e.g., pen and ink) to indicate shading, modeling, and light and shade. What is the purpose of hatching in engineering drawing? The purpose of showing the hatching lines is toRead More →
I. The 3 Main Types Of Pictorial Drawing Isometric. Oblique. Perspective. These three terms will appear a lot of times throughout this article so get used to reading them. … Isometric. What is isometric drawing? Oblique. What is oblique drawing? Perspective. What type of drawing is orthographic? Orthographic projections areRead More →
Once a design has come close to its final iteration all Rowden students are encouraged to find a suitably sized piece of 3mm MDF. … Because their next task is to draw an exact full-size 1:1 rendering of the design. This full-size rendering is what we call a “Rod”. WhatRead More →