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| DRAWING A BORDER AND TITLE BLOCK |
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A border is a line drawn around the inside edge of the
paper. Usually this is 10mmm from the edge of the paper. It is basically a
rectangle drawn precisely and inside this rectangle is the design area.
A title block is normally drawn at the bottom of the paper. Inside the
title block is printed important information such as Name, Title and Date.
The measurements for the title block can be seen below (these can vary
depending on the type of title block being used). All the lines are dark
with the exception of the guidelines between which the printing is
positioned. |
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Below is a design sheet. Ideas for modern, unusual
clocks have been drawn on the sheet and detailed notes have been added.
The border line and title block ensures that the design sheet looks more
professional and includes vital information such as the designers name,
the title of the sheet and the date.
Faint guidelines have been drawn so that notes about each design can be
added accurately. |
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QUESTION:
The next time you need to draw
designs / ideas, draw a title and border line first. Also add notes by
printing in BLOCK CAPITALS between faint guidelines. |
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