A really quick video showing how to take a basic sketch and render it using Adobe Photoshop. 3 short videos as detailed below: Creating layers Brush tool opacity and flow Adding colour

A short video showing how to use the following tools to help with correcting visual errors on a scanned design idea: Rectangular marquee tool Spot healing brush tool Polygonal lasso tool

A short video showing how to select different areas of a sketch using the Magic Wand Tool.

Fusion 360 Tutorial: These simple exercises are great for learning, developing and building confidence in the solid modeling environment. This resource is part of a series of similar exercises. This resource includes the following: Orthographic drawings with dimensions of the object Previews of key steps of the process like sketches or dialog boxes A video tutorial (no sound) which means no headphones are required This tutorial uses the following key skills: Smart dimension Dimensioning between two objects Extruding Toggling sketch visibility Midplane Rib Chamfer Constraints Difficulty rating ★★★☆☆ (for a novice)

Fusion 360 Tutorial: These simple exercises are great for learning, developing and building confidence in the solid modeling environment. This resource is part of a series of similar exercises. This resource includes the following: Orthographic drawings with dimensions of the object Previews of key steps of the process like sketches or dialog boxes A video tutorial (no sound) which means no headphones are required This tutorial uses the following key skills: Construction line Mid-point constraint Equal constraint Tangent constraint Extrude (e) Extruding using ‘through all’ as extent type Difficulty rating ★★☆☆☆ (for a novice)

Fusion 360 Tutorial: These simple exercises are great for learning, developing and building confidence in the solid modeling environment. This resource is part of a series of similar exercises. This resource includes the following: Orthographic drawings with dimensions of the object Previews of key steps of the process like sketches or dialog boxes A video tutorial (no sound) which means no headphones are required This tutorial uses the following key skills: Symmetrical extrude Mid-point constraint Smart dimension Extruding using ‘to object’ as extent type Extruding using ‘through all’ as extent type Fillet Project Difficulty rating ★★☆☆☆ (for a novice)

Fusion 360 Tutorial: These simple exercises are great for learning, developing and building confidence in the solid modeling environment. This resource is part of a series of similar exercises. This resource includes the following: Orthographic drawings with dimensions of the object Previews of key steps of the process like sketches or dialog boxes A video tutorial (no sound) which means no headphones are required This tutorial uses the following key skills: Smart dimension Construction lines Extruding Mid-point constraint Extruding using ‘to object’ as extent type Horizontal/vertical constraint Difficulty rating ★★☆☆☆ (for a novice) This exercise has many variations on how it could be made as extension activities.

Fusion 360 Tutorial: These simple exercises are great for learning, developing and building confidence in the solid modeling environment. This resource is part of a series of similar exercises. This resource includes the following: Orthographic drawings with dimensions of the object Previews of key steps of the process like sketches or dialog boxes A video tutorial (no sound) which means no headphones are required A second video tutorial with an alternative method This tutorial uses the following key skills: Smart dimension Dimensioning between two objects Extruding Choosing an existing face as a sketch plane Tangent constraint Cut-extrude Extruding using ‘through all’ as extent type Difficulty rating ★★☆☆☆ (for a novice)

Title says it all - I’ve included both A3 and A4 sizes

An animated presentation that steps the class through the process of drawing either your initials or your name in Isometric Perspective. I use this resource after stepping them through my isometric cuboid tutorial, also on TES. There are many variations of lettering you can use, some less and some more complicated. I found this particular set I made to be a good balance for students to understand. Included in this resource: Animated presentation Isometric cubic alphabet A3 black borderless isometric grid A3 grey bordered isometric grid A4 black borderless isometric grid A4 grey bordered isometric grid A3 + A4 Adobe Illustrator grid file

**2-Point Perspective: Triple Stacked Boxes An introduction to two-point perspective drawing simple cuboids Each click steps through and animates the stage to be completed Accompanying text gives hints and tips All lines and text should be editable

Animated step by step presentation of how to construct an isometric cylinder Each click steps you forward and animates Accompanying instructions with tips Included is an ellipses worksheet for practicing All lines and text boxes should be editable

A simple to use presentation that is great for introducing students to Isometric Drawing technique. The presentation animates the creation of a cube in 5 simple steps, with added key tips to remind students of how to perfect their shape. Included in this resource: PowerPoint presentation of drawing an isometric cuboid Isometric grid paper - Adobe Illustrator files for A3 + A4 - A4 black borderless - A4 grey bordered - A3 black borderless - A3 grey bordered The background to the presentation slides is an editable image, so you can vary the transparency according to your digital preferences. I use this resource as a very first introduction to Isometric Drawing, or as a recap exercise for those who are a little rusty. Easy: Draw the cube directly onto isometric grid paper Medium: Trace onto plain paper with isometric grid paper underneath Hard: Construct the shape using plain paper and an isometric set square only

Practice drawing ellipses for perspective and formal drawing techniques