Learn how to draw in axonometric projection. In this class we will cover:

- Architecturally-styled linework
- How to draw in axonometric projection.
- Additive and reductive drawing techniques
- Architectural hand writing and annotation

You will need:
- Pencil
- Plain paper A4
- Dotted/gridded paper (optional)
- Black fineliner
- Black marker

You will receive the class slides by email afterwards so you can continue to practice at home!

A little bit about me...

I’m Philip Buckingham and I am an architecturally trained illustrator with over 10 years industry experience. 

I started the Draw Like An Architect project to offer the teaching I wish I had had during my architectural education. Freehand drawing is an invaluable skill whether you are presenting to a client, communicating to your colleague or trying to impress your tutor. However, it is overlooked at most architecture schools. 

Based in London, I am a founding Director of 5HT, a multidisciplinary design studio specialising in architecture, interiors and products. I am a member of the Society of Architectural Illustration and my work has been exhibited internationally with work featured in The Architectural Review, Architecture Today and the RIBA Journal.

Drawing Class: Axonometric Projection