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Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects

Dive into the world of 3-D object nets with this comprehensive guide! Learn about the concept of nets as unfolded shells of polyhedrons, ready to be folded back into their original shapes. Explore various methods of sketching prisms, from constructing bases to using vanishing points for realistic sketches. Whether you're a beginner or looking to enhance your skills, this resource has everything you need to master the art of creating 3-D objects.

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Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects

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  1. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects

  2. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • A net is a shell of a polyhedron that has been unfolded and laid flat.

  3. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • A net is a shell of a polyhedron that has been unfolded and laid flat. A net can therefore be folded back into the shape of a polyhedron.

  4. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • A net is a shell of a polyhedron that has been unfolded and laid flat. A net can therefore be folded back into the shape of a polyhedron. Ex) rectangular prism

  5. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • A net is a shell of a polyhedron that has been unfolded and laid flat. A net can therefore be folded back into the shape of a polyhedron. Ex) rectangular prism

  6. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • A net is a shell of a polyhedron that has been unfolded and laid flat. A net can therefore be folded back into the shape of a polyhedron. Ex) rectangular prism net

  7. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • A net is a shell of a polyhedron that has been unfolded and laid flat. A net can therefore be folded back into the shape of a polyhedron. Ex) rectangular prism net

  8. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects

  9. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • There are two common methods of sketching prisms:

  10. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • There are two common methods of sketching prisms: • The first method is constructing the bases first.

  11. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • There are two common methods of sketching prisms: • The first method is constructing the bases first. Ex)

  12. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • There are two common methods of sketching prisms: • The first method is constructing the bases first. Ex)

  13. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • There are two common methods of sketching prisms: • The first method is constructing the bases first. Ex)

  14. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • There are two common methods of sketching prisms: • The first method is constructing the bases first. Ex) • The second method is using a vanishing point.

  15. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • There are two common methods of sketching prisms: • The first method is constructing the bases first. Ex) • The second method is using a vanishing point.

  16. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • There are two common methods of sketching prisms: • The first method is constructing the bases first. Ex) • The second method is using a vanishing point.

  17. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • There are two common methods of sketching prisms: • The first method is constructing the bases first. Ex) • The second method is using a vanishing point.

  18. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • There are two common methods of sketching prisms: • The first method is constructing the bases first. Ex) • The second method is using a vanishing point.

  19. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • There are two common methods of sketching prisms: • The first method is constructing the bases first. Ex) • The second method is using a vanishing point.

  20. Nets and Sketches of 3-D Objects • There are two common methods of sketching prisms: • The first method is constructing the bases first. Ex) • The second method is using a vanishing point. The vanishing point method generates more realistic looking sketches.

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