I'm trying to make a drawing of the interior of a Stanford Torus, similar to this:
Is there a way to draw the perspective of the torus accurately without using a 3D model?
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Sign up to join this communityI'm trying to make a drawing of the interior of a Stanford Torus, similar to this:
Is there a way to draw the perspective of the torus accurately without using a 3D model?
I would start by drawing the axes of the walls and the ceiling.
1 Drawing the left wall bottom line (red) and top ceiling (yellow). Drawing the right wall bottom line (blue) and top ceiling (lightblue).
2 Cmd+B to apply Blend (Object>Blend) from red to yellow first and from blue to lightblue after.
3 Define the amount of steps Object > Blend > Blend Options > Specified steps
4 Mask the blended objects on the illustration frame.
Tip: for blending is always better to have the same amount of points on each vector, on my sample just two, star and end points.
Same with arcs: