Question

what is an oblique sketch

Answer 1

a projective drawing of which the frontal lines are given in true proportions and relations and all others at suitable angles other than 90 degrees without regard to the rules of linear perspective.

Answer 2

Answer:

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An oblique drawing is a simple form of three-dimensional (3D) drawing that is often created for drafting or engineering. Such a drawing usually consists of an object in which the front of the object is drawn flat, with the height and width of the object drawn the proper lengths. The object is then given depth through sides drawn at an angle to create the sense of the object being three-dimensional; this is often at a 45° angle and the sides can be foreshortened. An oblique drawing will typically be one of three types: normal, cabinet, or cavalier.

Step-by-step explanation:

To create an oblique drawing, an engineer or designer will usually begin with a “three-view drawing.” This consists of a single object rendered in three distinct views: from the front, the side, and the top. The front drawing is usually created first to establish the height and width of the object. The vertical lines of the front view can then be extended upward on the paper, the depth of the object is added to these and this creates the top view. Horizontal lines from the front view can then be extended to the side of the front view, the proper depth is used once again, and the side view is thereby created.

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