The need for an orthographic projection is a slightly more advance step into the design process. However the orthographic projection can also be very effectively used to quickly illustrate an idea in different views.
Using a 2-dimension approach to do that can speed up the process of drawing, yet achieve a similarly good objective. This approach to using orthographic projections at the early stage of design may be useful for students who may not be able to sketch in 3D quickly yet.
So putting on paper in 2D views to illustrate an idea first is a good strategy. Once that is done the student may wish to work out later how a 3D presentation can be done.
To produce an orthographic projection, since you will notice it is a 2D sketch or drawing, you will require again various combination of blocks to help you establish the relationship between parts of the objects before you draw the object as a whole. The need for guidelines cannot be further emphasised.
Many students draw without using any guidelines. These sketches were never good. If there are they will be VERY rare.
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