design ideas and sketching Flashcards

1
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what is freehand sketching?

A

sketching done without the use of rulers or drawing aids

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2
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what is the advantage of freehand sketching?

A

ideas can be expressed quickly

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3
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what should you use when freehand sketching?

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sharp pencil/a mechanical pencil- which will allow for consistent line quality

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4
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what is renderring?

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addition of colour/texture to enhance a sketch to better communicate design intent

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5
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why is a mechanical pencil recommended?

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-it is well balanced
-always remains sharp
-gives consistent line quality

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6
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what are blue pencils used for?

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used by proffessionals so they can see construction lines and details

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7
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what is crating?

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a series of faint lines which help to build the final sketch

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8
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what is concave?

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a surface that curves inward

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9
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what is tone?

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the deepness or brightness of a shade of colour

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10
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what does rendering help with?

A

to better communicate design intent

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11
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what are isometric drawings?

A

3D drawings

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what is perspective drawing?

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technique to create the linear illusion of depth. As objects get further away from the viewer they appear to decrease in size

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13
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what are isometric drawings good for?

A

showing measurements and how components fit together

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14
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what should you look at before designing and sketching?

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-existing products
-architecture
-the work of others
-technological inspiration

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15
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what do system and schematic diagrams allow you to do?

A

think logically about a problem and how to solve it

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16
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what does schematic diagram use?

A

symbols rather than realistic images

17
Q

what does annotation help with?

A

clarify your design intentions as sketches may not be able to show all of your ideas on paper

18
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what three specific things does annotation help with?

A

describe- helps you describe the shape and form of the design
explain- helps you give explanations of materials, construction, scale and size and functionality and features
discuss- what else do you need to state that a design drawing can’t show?

19
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what are exploded diagrams?

A

drawings which show the parts of a product seperated out

20
Q

what can be shown in an exploded diagram?

A

details like construction, joining methods, strengthening methods, or iternal fittings

21
Q

how do you produce an exploded diagram?

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-tracing your 3D sketch, one part at a time, moving the original drawing so that the parts are not connected together

22
Q

what is a scale drawing?

A

a drawing with accurate sizes that have been enlarged or reduced by a certain amount

23
Q

what 5 things must you do when sketching?

A

-use best tool available
-show different aspects of the design
-keep sketches clean and accurate
-keep notes simple and precise
-spend time designing which aspects of the design could be improved