The FASTEST Way to Draw Axonometric

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[@paulmacphail7812]

Thanks Aleks. That was an excellent demonstration. Very concise and clear. I appreciate resisting the temptation to over-detail the drawing.

[@AleksPirok]

Thanks so much for watching, sometime details are not bad to have but It can be very time consuming to try and detail things!

[@FlowerPower1000]

Once again, Very interesting material!!
I was wondering if you could make a similar one for procreate and its drawing option in perspective.
Cheers!

[@AleksPirok]

Hi! Thank you, yes I'll aim to make something similar for procreate!

[@FlowerPower1000]

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[@ipek8284]

hi aleks! what is the name of the app you use?

[@zeynepcanart]

Morpholio

[@rithykem5115]

What is the name of the app you usin

[@KikosConstruction]

It's that an app ??

[@luizpaulopratesdesouza9036]

I love your channel

[@AleksPirok]

Thank you I appreciate it!

[@eastudio-K]

as much as I love to sketch, these type views I get in revit, and then print out to sketch over if needed. Interesting though I am not that comfortable with the pen on ipad so maybe thats why I havn't embraced sketching this way

[@AleksPirok]

Yes Revit is great and we use it where i work, but I find getting those 3Ds to presentation level requires at least some work (hiding lines, excess geometry, adding shading, materials etc.). Also the plan used in the video is a 2D AutoCAD. It's just another way to make illustrations... do you have iPad with the pen?

[@eastudio-K]

@@AleksPirok hi Aleks, thanks for response, yes I have an iPad, just never learned how to use the pen effectively

[@user-gr6wh7lx2q]

isometric , not axonometric

[@waxeye6488]

Axonometric covers dimetric, trimetric, isometric, no? he is doing 45 degrees, whereas isometric is often 30