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Isometric design is a facet of graphic design. It pertains to a unique way of presenting visuals by drawing three-dimensional objects in two-dimensional planes. The objects are created by starting a vertical line and two defined points. These points should be at a 30-degree angle.

Isometric drawing is a particular drawing style where the angle between the x, y, and z axes are all 120, and there is no perspective. An isometric drawing is a pictorial representation of an object in which all three dimensions are drawn at full scale.

On the other hand, isometric means equal measure. This means all the objectʼs axes should come together at a point with a 120-degree angle. And this also means that isometric objects have equal and accurate measurements. The rule of thumb in isometric objects is that all horizontal lines remain at a 30-degree angle.

An isometric sketch of a cube represents three faces that resemble three equilateral parallelograms. The parallel edges of the cube appear as parallel lines. The horizontal edges of the cube are drawn at an angle from the horizontal axes and vertical edges are parallel to the principal axes.

Draw on a blank canvas. Start with a line. Draw a vertical line. Add guidelines. Lightly draw horizontal guidelines across the bottom, midpoint, and top of your line. Draw the right side. Draw the left side. Draw the top side. Shade it.

An isometric view is a two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional object, aligned to three axes. Axes are visible or invisible guidelines that establish directions for measurement. The axes intersect at 120-degree angles, forming 60-degree relationships.