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I've been studying academic drawing for the last few months, and recently my professor started a parallel topic to fine art: descriptive geometry. He made it clear that nowadays they don't teach this in art schools, and that most people who have this knowledge are architects or engineers, but I still agreed to continue the study, however, we didn't use any calculations, just intersections to define where objects intersect, including the specific theme is the intersection of bodies. I would like to know if anyone knows of any study material that does not involve countless calculations, but rather intersections to define the correct intersection of geometric figures, even those who understand this, although my professor will teach me, I would like material that could facilitate this journey. As you can see, the explosion image is from a student at the Moscow architecture institute. submitted by /u/Morailson |
