i'm sorry to ask again...professional viewers...

apart from "mass" related words...in analytical sketch

Some word like " wide" , "around" is super complicated as a line drawing

in one way or another..


i used to use this words as a arrow line in the bottom of the site...
(ex <----- wide(some place..)------>, <--------around------->)

is it correct ??


and i can't go there right now...

because here in south korea...

For me, I think the worst part of a session is interpreting dimension words as line drawings, and I can't give much advice. But I can tell you what I have, myself been warned against. Don't use arrows unless motion is involved. So, you can only use arrows for those words if your 'wide' is meant to indicate a 'wide' range of motion of some sort, and your 'around' is indicating something moving 'around'.

thanks very helpful....

Hi,
The first sketch on the left is depicting "movement around".
The sketch on the right depicts "around".
The sketch on the bottom of the page depicts "wide".



Enjoy!

1. Can you draw something that is 'wide'? (~65% of the time)
2. If not, Can you label something that is already there as 'wide'? (~30% of the time)
3. If not, can you label some empty space on the sketch as 'wide' (~5% of the time or less)

Apply this logic for any dimensions that you have difficulty with (wide, dense, heavy, around, open, vast, etc).

thanks..

very helpful....