Anabel

Giver of Life

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anabel's Sketchbook

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    9:46 AM, Saturday October 2nd 2021

    thanks

    3:11 PM, Friday October 1st 2021

    Hello again

    A month later, this review has coincided with my vacation and also I have taken a few days to observe well what my failures have been.

    This is my result, I feel that there are still faults to be polished but I hope I can overcome them with mileage.

    thank you very much for your time, greetings

    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-1_o0Vq5M1ieeoO7l0SgpwkAiwos8WZv

    9:05 AM, Thursday August 19th 2021

    Thank you very much for your response, it is always helpful if someone takes a little time to comment.

    a greeting

    8:52 AM, Thursday August 19th 2021

    18 months ... That's amazing! I am convinced that you have learned a lot about drawing along the way, but also about yourself. Time management, frustration management, patience, constancy, self-motivation... and many more things that explicitly do not have to do with drawing skills but are implicitly invaluable in drawing and in everything else.

    I didn't know Aaron Blaise, I'll keep that in mind. Thanks for the suggestion and thanks for taking the time to reply.

    Greetings,

    8:51 AM, Thursday August 19th 2021

    I really liked the example of learning a language. It is very successful because in a way the drawing is a language in itself and it is very extrapolated, so thank you for that example and thank you very much for taking the time to answer.

    a greeting!

    enjoy your journey too!

    7:07 PM, Wednesday August 11th 2021

    First of all, thank you very much for your answer, it has been very enlightening and helpful.

    On my approach to Draw a box I'll be honest ... My first intention when I discovered draw a box was upbeat math. 7 lessons + 5 challenges = 12 months maximum and I delusionally believed that this approach was fine, so I started lesson 2. Lesson 2 took 50 days, 50 days to break my brain and after that a few extra days to take oxygen. Lesson learned: Things take time. I have assumed that there are lessons that will take me a long time and others that, I suppose, a little less and that trying to force the machine only leads to disaster.

    I think looking for other courses is a way to keep motivated

    And in short, fulfill the final purpose: draw a lot.

    Thanks again for your reply, I liked it and it helped me a lot.

    Good luck on your journey,

    a greeting

    12:39 AM, Tuesday August 3rd 2021

    Gracias !

    11:06 AM, Tuesday June 8th 2021

    Hola Tofu!

    I appreciate your help, and the effort in showing me the examples.

    Me voy a tomar unos días libres, y revisaré atentamente los errores para solucionarlos, paso a paso y con mucha calma y paciencia en mis futuros calentamientos.

    un tierno saludo!

    7:06 PM, Monday June 7th 2021

    First of all: Thank you very much for your correction.

    You asked me to do 25 boxes and I have done 75 and a few more. I am not proud of this.

    I know that it is not good to grind the exercise, but my lines did not stop diverging and I have observed that mostly it is usually on the internal lines. I was a bit desperate. I feel like I understand the theory, but when making my boxes I can't prevent some lines from diverging, so I feel frustrated and have become a bit obsessed with this.

    Since you asked me to make 25 boxes, I can understand that you do not want to correct 50 more boxes and for this reason I have generated two links. The first link is my last 25 boxes and the second link is the other 50.

    I await your comment and the next steps to follow. Thanks for your time, greetings!

    The last 25 Boxes

    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1--o3uKeumjdWLzJKFd5L4DdF-mJbnv8H

    Other 50

    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1--ppvifvzl9d1xGahgkVvbj0uKjiyKJz

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    8:06 PM, Wednesday June 2nd 2021

    Thank you very much for sharing this. All the best!

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