Blog 3

                                                           One and Two-Point Perspective       

We were taught to draw structures and objects during our lesson using either one or two-point perspectives. Below are some of the stuff I have sketched during our lesson and on my own! :)

First, we were asked to draw buildings and blocks using the One-Point perspective.

Next, we learned how to draw a book using a Two-Point perspective!

Our homework for that day was to try drawing a milk carton and the coffee maker we used in practical 1 using the One and Two-point perspectives. It was challenging for me as I am not good at art at all😭 and I had trouble visualizing the objects. However, with sheer determination, I was able to draw them, only they didn't turn out that nice 😅. But it's okay! At least I tried😎

Milk carton

The coffee maker (I tried my best😭)

Photo frame using Fusion360

In the next part of the lesson, we were introduced to CAD drawing using software called Fusion360. It was extremely hard for me to design using this software at first, as I was not used to using my computer to design things. However, after repeating the instructions our lecturer gave to us over and over again... safe to say that I am much more comfortable using Fusion360! (although it can be extremely frustrating to use at times 😖)

As part of our assignment, we were told to design a photo frame and a keychain using the software. Continue scrolling to see the process of designing these 2 objects!

                                                                            Photo frame 

final product:

Keychain

Next, I will be designing a keychain using Fusion360. By following the instruction our lecturers have given us, I was able to produce the final design!

These are the steps I took to design the keychain😀

This is the final design of the keychain:

Check out the feature below to interact with the design! 👻 

After using the skills we have learned from One and Two-point perspective drawing, my team and I finally came up with the design that we had in mind for the hairbrush that can dispense shampoo/hair mask: