Perspective: A New System for Designers

by Jay Doblin

The serious designer, faced with the problem of solidifying and transmitting design ideas, finds no single tool more effective, or more economical, than skill in perspective drawing. But it is an unwieldy tool, for the traditional methods of drawing in perspective are complicated and time consuming. What is more important, they often result in inaccurate drawings. This book brings to the user the knowledge and application. for the advance needs in architecture, perspective of hand and eye, makes it less difficult to display accurate dimension.

68 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1950