Beautifully done, thank you for sharing.

I didn't have free paper lying around, so used the 45 deg angle line trick unknowingly that there's a bunch of 45 deg lines in the comments haha. Also decided to decrease the shed roof's height instead of changing the main house's roof because of a lack of space. Perhaps the shed is tall enough for a small boat now.

Here’s a local barn turned into orthos. I did the side view without the 45 deg angle trick, trusting in my ruler and measurements….then tested with 45 deg angle afterward, quietly confident that it was all precise and correctly scaled…well @Marshall Vandruff you were correct, the diagonal trick would have been more accurate! In fact I stalled on the second major line due to incorrect measurement caused by mistaking roof overlap for wall…thus all other lines are off! I stand humbled and humiliated by my amateurish ruler handling… 📏 📐 😱

Redrawing the orthos with the 45 degree line trick. It is neat, fun, and saves time. But...what's up with the flip effect? How is it useful? 🧐 Edit: The moment I posted this, I think I saw the problem. The 45 degree line should slope up towards right, shouldn't it? That would solve the conundrum. It is night now and I am done drawing for today but tomorrow I will try to redraw it.

Drawing along.

Finally! I finished drawing the orthos for the simple object to project! Good Lord it took ages to come back to the assignment. Anyway here are the time lapses of the different settings: 1rst Session: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DL0WSl1u6AG/?igsh=b3Mwc2kwNmY5N2Fs 2nd Session: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DMwPfqcuK-y/?igsh=Zzd6YXdidG1uOXk1

I just finished my orthographic projection and then noticed this diagram that Marshall posted. That 45 degree angle would have saved some time. Oh well, it was still fun...

Just following the example for now.

The lack of windows is killing me. What are you hiding inside the house Marshall?

I cant believe I watched this and thought "nah, easy peasy! almost boring!" I am learning ! this is the proof: this would have overloaded my brain a month ago!thanks Marshall for this course!😍😍😍

If I had flipped the side-view position horizontally, I could have used the architecture student's trick of transferring measurements with a diagonal line. Dan the animator introduced this into the course for the orthos assignment. It makes transfers faster and (usually) more accurate. See the diagram in this slide...

@Marshall Vandruff I love these projects! I want to be creative, but as a programmer I just gravitate towards these puzzles. Even if it’s challenging you can also see the results of training quickly as it does get easier with each attempt. Keep up the great work!

The next two demos will use this ortho to create projections