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ORTHOGRAPHIC VEWS, Front, side, top (3:39) 

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ORTHOGRAPHIC VEWS, Front, side, top (3:39) 

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Connect the 3d objects together to fully complete the object that you are drawing. Identify basic shapes in picture (cube, cone, etc.) but don't have too many parts or it will confuse you. Drawing the basic shapes helps you lay out the foundation of the drawing/design you want to draw.

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Perspective is drawing anything in space in different views

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It will help you place parts of your drawing in the correct location.

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Start with small orthographic thumbnails (3:47)

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Start with small orthographic thumbnails (3:47)

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Practice drawing the shapes with that. The real drawing comes later.

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Top (aka 'plan'), side, front.

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You can use anything to draw, but working with pen helps you improve your drawing technique.

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Otherwise you will get rusty!

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Add lines that show where the middle of an object is. Do so thinly. It helps a lot with developing your drawing as you will add elements in the right location because of it.

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Don't hand in the first thing you draw that is about right. Draw it again ... and again ... improve with every version. You cannot make an amazing design drawing in one go.

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Warm up before you draw. Practice some lines and circles on a piece of scrap paper.

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Add a bit of color, mainly to draw focus on features or to show choices you made.

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Note the pencil lines. They make the drawing more alive.

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Draw fast but the viewer needs to under stand. It doesn't have to be perfect

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Design drawings are about explaining ideas. Not about being pretty.

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Move from very light line work to more heavy (thick) line work as you draw. You will go over the same line often. First with pencil, then with pen.

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Shadows can just be simple hatched lines  (0:59)

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Shadows can just be simple hatched lines  (0:59)

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Use the geometry (shape) of the bottom of the drawing to get a rough shape for the shadow. It does not need to be fully accurate in this type of drawing.

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2D orthographic views (top, front, side) are easier than perspective drawings. Use 2D!

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When you are happy with the shapes drawn with pencil. Do so not only with the drawing but also with the annotation. The process of moving from pencil to pen will lead to well constructed drawings.

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Practice drawing parts of your drawing (8:00)

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Practice drawing parts of your drawing (8:00)

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You can do so on a scrap piece of paper!

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Learn how to sculpt your basic shapes (2:28)

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Learn how to sculpt your basic shapes (2:28)

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Cones are just adjusted cylinders

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Start with drawing the basic geometry (shapes) of the object you are trying to draw

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Make the 'contour lines' the heaviest (thickest). Countour lines are those line where the object touches the background. Thicker contour lines will increase the 3D effect of your drawing.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hkXwC10vFg

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How to sketch product design-Product design process

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9D9JWS29h4

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How To Sketch Like A Industrial Designer

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVy0qGqmKFU

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47d6nsfS-o8

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How to Draw Anything with the help of basic shapes