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Aug 06, 2026
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INTD 1100 - Illustration Techniques for Interiors 3 Credits
This course teaches basic skills in using equipment and interpreting symbols and language used in illustrating interiors and furniture in plan, elevation, and 3-D manual drawing.
Lecture Hours: 2.0 Lab Hours: 3.0 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0
Course Objectives
- Identify and define types of illustration techniques used by interior designers.
- Identify and utilize selected tools and materials employed by the designer for presentation boards.
- Apply scale conversion formulas.
- Identify and apply selected orthographic techniques.
- Draw a floor plan and selected elevations.
- Identify and apply selected methods of creating a paraline drawing and one and two-point perspectives.
- Identify and apply techniques of placing interior items in a paraline drawing and one and-two point perspectives.
- Identify and apply selected techniques when rendering with black-and-white media.
- Identify and apply selected techniques for constructing color presentation boards.
- Assemble a color board for final project.
- Organize and present final presentation board.
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