Drawing a Room in Isometric Perspective #artnerd

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[spam-elee]

It looks so cozy, i love it. Isometric perspective reminds me of my days in STEM classes

[meeepteh_potate]

This is the perspective you use when you forget the vanishing point lol

[mackenziereasor]

I love the simple cozy style that often comes with this perspective!

[evanchilson]

Isometric is specifically designed to have each axis/angle being equal to each other. "Iso" means equal and "metric" means measure. Usually, the 6 lines that define the axes are equidistant at 60 degrees!

[Feytouched.Locket]

imo, isometric is also great for figuring out the design of a space, both fictional and real. It's a great style for room design, since it lets you draw the room without worrying about vanishing points or what have you

[shoyrushoyru]

"struggle with true perspective or struggle with visualizing 3d forms" thats me in a nutshell, why ive never been able to draw. its like that section of my brain just doesnt exist

[Drolfox]

Love isometric perspective!! (also loving the Of Monsters And Men album cover)

[arraine]

Thank you for explaining why I couldn't draw one of these images properly using vanishing points. I was so frustrated.

[wafsack]

There is just something so comforting about isometric drawings.

[AquaticFerret]

The style here reminds me a lot of Neko Atsume. Lovely!

[minidusa]

I am taking my first engineering graphics class and the assignment included an isometric drawing. Seeing how artist play with perspective really helped me

[MarieJesne]

The vanishing point perspective is great for dynamic scenes like cityscape, but this works so much better for making a cozy calm interior space.

[FalloutProto]

I really like the style that the fixed line weight gives, and how you break up lines on the couch to show less rigid angles.

[_Spaceboy_]

This was already amazing but the of monsters of men album cover made me so happy

[trinitybaker]

PORTER ROBINSON REFERENCE IN THE WILD, HELL YEAH MAN

[samuelmiller]

The Porter Robinson Albums being there make me so happy

[roxy]

Isometric modeling was one of the first things I learned in my engineering classes, very fun 👍

[Suricacto]

I use isometric in pixel art, and there it's kinda simple making the grid, 1 pixel up, and 2 pixels to the side. But in normal illustration, if you have a way to measure angles, it's 30° or 45° from the horizon, depends on the angle you want the scene to be. So if you can angle the artboard and draw a sideways line, you're set!

[reesetyra]

love the porter robinson albums on the back wall

[bookiebook]

Man, this brought me back to when I learned to hand-draft. Kind of a lost skill now, we have software to draft with, but my drafting teacher insisted I learn. Isometric view was my favorite. It took a bit of a change in how you draw, thinking more about angles and drawing on a very different grid than you're used to, but if done right, it's great at giving whoever makes a part a good idea of what you need it to look like while your other views show them the details.