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I am Narshima, I am in first year please clear my doubt, What is the difference between orthographic and pictorial views?

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HI Narshima my name is Naved,

Orthographic drawing can be define as the drawing of 3D object in 2D and the drawing are made in views like front, side and top. scaling can be done according to need of the draftsman.
Pictorial drawing would be purely an illustration of how the object looks.

Hi I am Nitin
When you draw 2-dimensional view on sheet of a 3-D model so Front/Bottom/Top/Side views obtained, it is called orthographic projection or view but when you show a imaginary or a realistic 3-D view of a model from a particular direction, so it is called pictorial view.

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Hi I am Rajesh
View from 2-D is called orthographic view and 3-D projected view of a model is called pictorial view like isometric view.

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Hi I am Azeem
We use pictorial view to show a object in 3-D so it’s easy to understand for the drawing reader that’s how that object looks in real, it is widely use in architectural field.

Thank you for solving my doubt.