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It's All About the Angles - isometric drawings


               So, what makes an isometric drawing different from other 3-dimensional drawings? The axes are
               drawn so that the two horizontal axes are drawn at 30-degree angles. It's as if the vertical axis is
               in its true position, but the horizontal axes are bent 30 degrees from their true position.

















               Examples

               Here are some examples of isometric drawings. Notice that each image shows three axes to
               represent each dimension of the object: the vertical axis is blue and two horizontal axes are
               drawn in orange and green.
























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