What do you need to ensure that sketches are of a suitable size and use appropriate drawing conventions?

Answer 1

What they are asking for here is some recognition of parameters for the artwork. While the lack of data here precludes a specific answer, see that an 8 1/2" x 11" sketch of a mural that might cover a whole wall might not be 'suitable;' or alternately, if 'suitable size' has been defined, that sketches do not exceed this parameter.

'Appropriate drawing conventions' are defined according to the specific type of sketch that is being done; an architectural sketch would necessarily use different conventional parameters than a portrait, for instance.

Answer 2

Sketches are drawn freehand to tell other

people an ideas and a quick way to put down

your idea in case you forget. It in 2

dimensions or 3 dimensions (isometric

drawings). It can be drawn in a block or

schematic diagram. You can also add images,

labels and dimensions on your sketch.

Sketches have to be drawn to a suitable size.

• Easy to read and clear

• Convey idea across

• It's got to be conveyed correctly as it

could lead to scrappage and wastage of

time, money and materials,

Answer 3

so everyone can understand how to do the job producing the same result each time

Answer 4

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Answer 5

basically yeah

Answer 6

jokes.