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Quick, small sketches that capture basic design concepts. Typically used in the early ideation stages of design to explore a wide range of ideas.

A technique used to depict spatial depth and dimension on a flat surface. Typically used for rendering realistic designs where the relationship and proportion of objects to their environment are critical.

Illustrates the movement within a design, often using arrows or lines to show how a user would interact with the object. It helps designers consider the ergonomic and functional aspects of the product.

Captures the action, form, and pose of a subject in a loose and fluent way. This technique is typically used to convey movement and basic structure quickly in the design process.

An Italian term meaning 'light-dark', this technique uses strong contrasts between light and dark to give the illusion of volume in modeling three-dimensional objects and figures.

A technical drawing technique that represents an object as if cut through a plane. This is used to show internal features and understand the object’s assembly or construction.

The process of applying a range of tones to a sketch, from light to dark, to represent light’s impact on the subject. This is essential in depicting realistic material properties and lighting.

A shading technique using intersecting sets of parallel lines to create texture and tone. Often used in areas where shadows and additional texture are needed.

A technique where the artist sketches the outline of a subject, focusing on its edge and shape. It is used to train the designer's eye to observe and capture the essential details of an object.