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This is one of those things that everyone has drawn at some point messing about with a compass, I’m going to show you my most satisfying way to draw it.
The compass stays at the same size throughout.
00:00 Step 1: Draw a circle with your compass set to half the size you want your torus to be.
00:13 Step 2: Set your compass point anywhere on the circumference of the circle and draw an arc that crosses the circumference of the circle.
00:22 Step 3: Use that intersection where the arc crosses the circle as your new center point and draw another arc the opposite way.
00:32 Step 4: Join the point where the arcs cross with the center of the circle and put a mark on the circumference.
00:49 Step 5: You’re basically going to repeat the previous three steps with the new intersection but we only need to know the point where we cross our existing arcs so put a mark on the circle’s circumference on both sides of the arcs.
01:07 Step 6: Now use these new marks to draw arcs inside of our existing arcs.
01:31 Step 7: Connect the points where the arcs cross with the center of the circle and put a mark on the circumference.
02:05 Step 8: Repeat the previous three steps again with the new marks.
04:34 Step 9: Either switch to a pen or continue using the compass the way you have it set up. Start at 12 o’clock on the circle and draw circles all the way around the full 360 degrees, using each new intersection to create the next circle.
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