axonometry
Axonometry is a family of graphical projection techniques used to represent three-dimensional objects on two-dimensional media. In an axonometric drawing, the object is rotated relative to the projection plane so that the three principal axes are visible, and the projection lines are parallel rather than converging to a vanishing point.
Common forms include isometric, dimetric, and trimetric projections. In isometric projection, the three axes are foreshortened
Historically, axonometry originated in 19th-century descriptive geometry and has been used widely in engineering drawings, architectural
In summary, axonometry provides a parallel, distortion-controlled depiction that reveals the form and relationships of a