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PLTW Activity 1.2

A Picture is Worth 1000 Words - Rubarts

TermDefinition
thumbnail sketch A preliminary visual of an idea for a design. Most thumbnail sketches are not full size and have little detail. Their purpose is to help quickly explore possible alternative designs.
isometric sketch A sketch in which an object's parallel edges are drawn with parallel lines, typically at 30-degree angles to the horizontal baseline. There are no vanishing points, and three sides of the object can be seen simultaneously.
multiview sketch A sketch, typically including the top, front, and right primary views of an object that are drawn using orthographic projections. An isometric sketch of the object is often included.
Three-dimensional Having the dimensions of height, width, and depth.
isometric graph paper Paper printed with a series of connecting guidelines that form 60 degree triangles
Cartesian graph paper Paper printed with lines that make up a (square) grid system (graph paper)
Perspective Sketch Pictorial representation of an object, drawn to a vanishing point
vanishing point The point at which the object's parallel edges converge on the horizon line of a perspective sketch.
horizon line a horizontal line that runs across the paper to represent the viewer's eye level
orthographic projection A method of representing views of a three-dimensional object by drawing the visible faces in each view on a two-dimensional plane. (Top, front, side)
Dimension A measurement of height, width, or depth.
Annotation A note of explanation, a dimension, or a comment added to text, diagrams, or models.
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