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okay hello everyone Iamp;#39;ve put together a a short quiz just to test you on some of the the different types of drawing techniques that will come up in your your graphics GCS exam so as I go through the slides Iamp;#39;m going to give you a a description and uh just an example of a drawing of that particular technique uh and what you have to do is just to guess uh either in your head or just write down what you think that particular drawing is okay so letamp;#39;s start off number one a two dimensional drawing that shows different views each view is in line with the other views so the uh the drawing here of the chair um that the drawings are projected across so everythingamp;#39;s in line answer orthographic projection now in your exam you will be tested on a third angle but not first angle just third okay number two a drawing that has different weights of line to make it clearer and easier to understand so thereamp;#39;s no ambiguity in the drawing thick and thin lines a drawi
