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Subject:Any good books on technical illustration? From:Slavko Orsolic <metal -at- EURONET -dot- NL> Date:Tue, 17 Jun 1997 11:03:22 +0100
Hi eveyrone,
I'm looking for information about 'secrets of the craft' of technical
illustration, not related to tools used (handwork or software). Things
like: which sort of drawing/perspective is most suitable for which job,
rules for 'thick-thin' line drawings, relation in cost/time between
different sort of illustrations and so on.
Can anyone recommend good books about technical illustration ?
TIA
Slavko Orsolic
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E-mail: metal -at- euronet -dot- nl
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