Axonometric is defined as "a technique for depicting space, often employed by architects, in which all lines remain parallel rather than receding to a common vanishing point" To show an example of axonometric I used a design by Theo van Doesburg. The painting is called "Meudon House Plan: Axonometric". The above picture is anometric because the lines of the house are parallel and seem like it may be a potential design for a home. The Meudon House also does not have a specific vanishing point.
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