PRESENTATION OUTLINE
What is an orthographic projection?
An orthographic projection is a method of projection in which an object is depicted or a surface mapped using parallel lines to project its shape onto a plane
the most common view for an orthographic projection is the front view
The only difference between an orthographic projection and a third angle projection is the position of the plan view
the only views that will have hidden lines are the top view and the side view
A "bowl" is used to be able to see the object in five different views
6. Describe the layout of objects on the page when looking at an Orthographic Projection- where is the “3d” image, the front view the top view etc)?
