At least they always think they are! [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img] I like it in green - I just think it would speak to me more with blue.
Actually the most common "no print" colour used in architectural and engineering drafting is blue. Special drafting paper is sold with blue no-print graph lines. It was always too expensive for me. Instead I would use a no-print blue pencil for "construction lines". Eventually I learned to admire seeing visible construction lines in prints and started using 4h or 6h pencil.
I will scan in one of my old hand-drafted details and turn it into xara art so i can post it. I was always accused of having too much fun with my drafting. I would do non-traditional things like draw all the woodgraining and draw shadows. Although bosses were disturbed by my style, clients usually liked my enthusiasm as demonstrated by the exuberant drafting.
Regards, Ross
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