Construction of three dimensional

Construction of Three Dimensional Figures

Three Dimensional Figures

Notice that:

There are six squares for the six faces of the cube

• There are many possible different nets for the same object. The nets below will also make a cube.

When drawing a three dimensional object it is important to show that it is not a drawing of a flat object. They are usually drawn on a two dimensional plane by making oblique drawings under certain rules as follows:

• Parallel lines are drawn parallel.
• Vertical lines are drawn up and down the page.
• Hidden edges are drawn dotted.
• Construction lines to guide the eyes are drawn thinly.