Mark the intended front view
For a curved object, sketch the intended front view and the likely rotation path before deciding where artwork begins and ends. AntBelt G1 supports cylindrical engraving, while final accessory details and object fit should be confirmed through current project information rather than inferred from a sketch.
Include visible interruptions such as a seam, handle, lid, or logo in the drawing. This makes it easier to reserve a clean viewing area and reduces the temptation to treat a flat preview as the full object.
Keep the first layout easy to judge
Start with a simple centered design and generous side space. Review the imagined front and both side views before changing the artwork. A note about what looked crowded is more useful for the next trial than an assumption about how a different object will behave.
See /updates/ for current AntBelt notes and demonstrations.
