Design Basics Practical Skills: Description: Industrial Design Major Textbooks for Higher Education "Century Wind" Series

Author: Z. Bai
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: The design process first involves conceptualizing and visualizing in the mind, and then materializing it. The stage of materialization here refers to depiction. The purpose of learning depiction is not only to create conceptual sketches, presentation drawings to convey intentions, or illustrations for posters and books. Additionally, designs such as curtains and wallpaper patterns for interior decoration are also design objects we need to address in our design work. The depiction explained in this book serves as the foundation for design basics, preparing us for these specialized depictions. Depiction possesses more expressive power than language. When representing three-dimensional objects in two dimensions, it is essential to grasp the essence of the object. For design work that frequently involves depicting the characteristics and symbolism of objects, pursuing the essence of the material is indispensable. Therefore, cultivating the ability to observe life through such learning is extremely important. Changing the perspective can also alter the concept. The emergence of a new concept should begin with observing life. Basic depiction exercises our observation skills and is the best way to solidify ideas in two-dimensional space.