Isometric Tutorial 2 - A Circle

A video tutorial demonstrating how to draw an isometric circle...
CLICK HERE to view another tutorial showing how to draw the same circle from a different angle: • Isometric Tutorial 3 -... ##
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[@Dreledre]

Thank you for taking the time to make this. Very helpful!

[@lancelotzkaya1]

thanks m8 now I can impress gurls with this knowledge

[@spacemiaou67]

You: “Hey girl, look, just drew an isometric circle”
*Evening of the same day*
Gurl: “My parents aren’t home tonight”

[@lindsaysmith4898]

Very clear description - thanks!

[@girasolegiallo6927]

Well explained, thank you. I arrived here to find out what Isometric was about & was surprised with what I found. I learned to use rulers, compasses etc in H. School (late 60s) in a subject called “geometric design” which was ok up to the point that having completed the task in pencil we also had to ink it with Indian ink(??) by adding a special attachment to the compass, which often ended up in a mighty ink blob & had to start again!

[@PavanYK]

My teacher recommended you.
This is an excellent video.
Well Done.

[@mistersykes1995]

Very helpful - will use this with my Year 10s

[@popenthusiast914]

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[@mohinisoni5570]

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[@pepper-cdraws4555]

This really helped for my external, thank you

[@connorhaythorn4240]

Actually helps so much

[@tonydayimane]

Well explained

[@DODGERS-br8tf]

You freakend nerds are awesome I love the way you explain this 🤙🏼

[@calebjonson7643]

Thank you so much

[@quran00kareem]

You are awesome 💜

[@Alexander-wk8of]

a fantastic video and great explanations! but my lines never match up :)

[@TBH391]

you helped me a lot .... Thank you

[@h82bya]

Thanks Got Good Marks In Exam Because Of This...
thanks again!!! (y)

[@shaneinashirt2913]

Great, I'm glad it helped.

[@1501-d4b]

Great video
you save me from getting (F) in engineering drawing 😆

[@senamisosibanda7624]

Same testimony 😂

[@HakimDanish]

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[@Thimovie21]

thnx i will pass my test now

[@alishbanaveed7327]

how to make sphere? should we like join all the midpoints of every square we made ?

[@shaneinashirt2913]

Great question and it's actually really easy. In isometric a sphere is drawn as a simple circle. On the above video I would place my compass point where the three squares meet and make it wide enough so that it only just touches the edges of the three squares as you draw the circle.

[@Jinkuri69]

Thank you so much dude. Appreciate it. :)

[@Matthew-tu2jq]

thanks helped a lot.

[@vibhanishetty7190]

Thanks a ton love! Saved me some time here😊

[@Shaun_taey]

thank u great video

[@rohitdate3935]

Thanks for video

[@collinsben9138]

That's good keep it up

[@triciajosettegopaul2506]

Thanks very much this helped me alot

[@adamgiallo340]

so helpful! thx

[@Ibetatest]

What if u want like 50mm diameter circle ? where circle measured from

[@shaneinashirt2913]

Just make your box 50mm wide in each direction

[@tmhvids5391]

Good video

[@nicolaan6991]

Thank you!!!

[@rohitdate3935]

Thanks

[@arainbros1471]

so the radius of the circe is equals to the dimension of rhombus?

[@shaneinashirt2913]

Arain bro's, yes. The radius of the circle is half the length of any of the square's sides.

[@gabrielkazali9520]

what about shapea

[@donnahepner6169]

using brown-dark value paper to draw on - makes it difficult to see your work-use a lighter value

[@Fzz0.]

nice

[@arondrew5473]

cheers 😄

[@chiragjalotas1685]

thq sir

[@caipirinh0]

how cani do a sphere??? not finding

[@shaneinashirt2913]

+caipirinh0 a sphere in isometric looks like a non-isometric circle. Like this: studiomaven.org/images/b/bf/10_sphere_isometric.jpg

[@caipirinh0]

Indeed. However, what I meant to say is how do I do an ismetric circle wich are on the axis of the sphere. I dont know if im using the right terms, so Im going to send you a picture to better understanding. It will be on red

[@caipirinh0]

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[@caipirinh0]

Also, i forgot to thank you for the attention and for the free knowlage sharing that you do by videos

[@shaneinashirt2913]

+caipirinh0 in the above video there are three faces on the cube that you could draw circles on right?
If you made those three square faces all share the same centre point (like they're all intersecting eachother) then drew an isometric circle on each one of the squares you would have three circles on the three axes of the sphere you want (like the picture I linked earlier)

[@vic1028]

of course its simple with a compass or what you call it... what about drawing by hand?

[@kilometer6276]

its not meant to be drawn by hand. its meant to be drawn by a compass. yes it is a compass by the way

[@prashantdaby2128]

+15 mks in exams

[@ammaraymanabdel-sattar1353]

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[@mohinisoni5570]

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[@mohinisoni5570]

really like it it's really help me to much I want to the you guy I miss this class and now I am know every think about it just because of u tnx again man