Drawing for Product Designers by Henry Kevin

Author:Henry, Kevin
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Laurence King Publishing

2. The next sketched surface floats just above the footprint and represents the top of the rubber sole. This sketch is a compound curve that simultaneously follows both the footprint and the side-view profile of the sole (see detail). It is helpful to sketch a centerline that mimics the curving side-view profile. Just like a flat centerline, a curving centerline suggests the plane on which the compound sketch sits.

3. Referencing the side view, sketch that profile in perspective on the center plane (the plane is not actually there but the centerline that references it is). With this profile in place, the shoe now begins to emerge as a 3D reality even though there are few sketches present. The next step is to add in sectional sketches from the front view orthographic to help build out the upper. Note there is not a single flat surface present.

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