What Is Oblique Drawing?

Oblique Drawing Examples:

What Is Oblique View?

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Oblique Projection:

Oblique Shape:

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Cabinet Oblique:

• Cabinet Oblique is popularly used in furniture illustration, where the receding axis is scaled to half the size of the original object.
• Cabinet Oblique is also sometimes called cabinet perspective is a type of oblique projection.
• In Cabinet Oblique one face of the projected object is parallel o the viewing plane, and the third axis is projected as going off at an angle between 30 degree to 45 degree.
• In Cabinet Oblique projections the receding lines are shortened by half of their true length to compensate for distortion and to approximate more closely what the human eye would see. Cabinet Oblique is the most used form of oblique drawing due to this reason.

What Is Cavalier Drawing?

Cavalier Projection:

Cavalier View:

Oblique Drawing

Types of Oblique Projection.

Oblique View

Oblique Projection

Oblique Shape

Cabinet Oblique

Cavalier Drawing

Cavalier Oblique Definition

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