Drafting Tools Shortcut with Patrick Bosworth
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Boz demonstrates how to use a 10-point divider and a parallel ruler to handle perspective when your vanishing points are way off the page. You will learn how to plot consistent points on a vanishing plane using the Brewer method. This technique gives you proper convergence without needing a massive drawing board. Marshall also explains why he prefers specific parallel rulers over rolling ones to keep lines accurate and prevent slipping. If you struggle with off-page vanishing points, this lesson shows you practical ways to keep your perspective accurate.
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Boz is back and this time he demonstrates how to use a 10-point divider and a parallel ruler to handle perspective when your vanishing points are way off the page.
@Patrick Bosworth , @Marshall Vandruff
Patrick thanks for the demo of the tools.
I looked up the Weems & Plath Deluxe 15" Parallel Rule with Brass Arms.
Here is a link:
https://sailorshop.co.uk/products/weems-plath-15-parallel-rule-with-brass-arms
There are two photos one of the rule and the other of the instruction
that explain the mapping marks.
Marshall, you commented that the tools could be awkward to handle.
What might be your personal prefered tool free options for off page
VP's.
:)
