Scientific drawing: an introduction to drawing as a language in fieldwork
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https://doi.org/10.4995/var.2013.4263Keywords:
Drawing, Scientific, FieldworkAbstract
The scientific drawing understood as a universal language is a tool of undoubted documentary value as well as daily use in our field work of any professional who is with the need to register with graphics, a work process in which, need to process the drawing as coach and illustrator information. The drawings scientists have always had the vocation of fidelity and accuracy, in order to collect objective truths. The scientific drawing has been compressed and discriminating, as the reading order of the drawing through the line by providing a clear exposition that the photograph is not enough to achieve.
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