Axonometric Imaging

Axonometric imaging is a technique used in drawing and design that presents three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface, like paper or a screen. It allows viewers to see multiple sides of an object at once, making it easier to understand its structure. Unlike perspective drawings, which focus on how objects appear from a certain viewpoint, axonometric images maintain proportional dimensions, meaning shapes don’t get distorted as they move away from the viewer. This method is often used in architecture, engineering, and video games to create clear, informative representations of complex forms.