Drawing the Middle Plane Shape of a 3-D Drawing

Video Transcript

"So the next part we'll be working on this plane, right here. You can still see it, this plane. OKay? And, we're going to create. So we've got the middle section, top and bottom, and the back section. All we need is the half way cut-through part that's sitting in the middle. So, let's do it. So, we've got this part, here, that make sure it needs to end here, on this side. So, what we're going to do is just to draw it in there. We could draw another box which, actually, maybe we should do just to help us out here. OKay. It's a point, and then, (laughter) and this point's getting real confusing but, basically, what we're going to do is we're just going to start drawing. So, we'll make it a little bit thinner, kind of. But from there, we're just going to connect it, we're going to run it all the way flat, all across, so we won't have to do anything with the back side. But, we've got this part here, we're going to use it. We've made this line here, we're going to make the back line that runs parallel with it, and one. So, you see where it connects to. So, we've got this part here, so we draw on the other side and if this gets real confusing then you can just simply to an overlay of what you've got and get rid of the rest if you don't see that you're understanding it. Eventually, in the long run, you need to teach your eye to do this so then, you don't have to do all this stuff. So, that's the intention. I'm just connecting these lines. Alright! So, we've got the bottom plane, the middle plane, and the middle plane and the back plane. We're just going to darken it a little bit so just we can get an idea of what's going on. So, you can kind of see it now. You kind of got an idea of what's going on."