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Are there any good wire frame drawing tutorials out there? Does any book mention that?

>> No.3390071

>>3390038
Why do you need one?

>> No.3390075

How are you gonna learn "wire frame drawing"? All it is is tracing the form of the object. Start with simple objects and move up from there. OP pic is pretty bad, by the way.

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>>3390038
Type game asset wireframe, you dont need a book for theese things just type wireframe, or download 3d coat and make your models

>> No.3390083

I want to know the rules of it, for example I don't know when I am supposed to do inner and outer lines, if you know what I mean. I guess it's tied to perspective but I still can't do it 100% correctly with that in mind and I thought that there has to be something on that subject.

>> No.3390106

>>3390083
But whats the point? You want to do industrial design?

>> No.3390117

>>3390106
No but I need to learn to think in 3D and if I can put a wireframe on anything correctly, that means I can imagine everything in 3D and produce better values or whatever.

>> No.3390126

>>3390117
Proper wireframing is the result of being able to imagine things correctly in 3d, not the other way around. Just do some more pencil studies of the objects you want to understand and it will come naturally, don't worry about it.

>> No.3390221

>>3390126
I've been doing that and I am very confused by doing those studies... I am looking for universal rules that can help me truly understand what is going on

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3390241

theyre also called cross contours. Really, they are not very useful for drawing and more for 3d. They are called polygons, and are used as a measuring device for how well a 3d object is rendered. So, if you want to learn how "wire framing" works and get a feel for it, just look at a bunch of 3d models.

Seriously, the best method for learning about depth in drawing is a painting. I rec picking that up instead of learning about cross contour lines.

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3390248

>>3390038
DUDE JUST FEEL THE FORM!

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>>3390248
SQUASH AND STRETCH
ITS LIKE WORKING WITH CLAY

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Dynamic sketching starting from Week 2 is a great resource for this.

>> No.3390458

>>3390038
The crosscontour on the left-hand side of the controller seems way off.

>> No.3390824

>>3390248
Feeling the form feels so fucking good.