LucyMoraes38

What helped me a lot with the things I was not seeing clear and my recurrent mistakes was reading and seeing the examples from the 250 box challenge feedback list I hope it can help you too :)

Oh, I see, thank you :)

very nice video, thanks for sharing :)

In my humble opinion you are overthinking, I have seen some fantastic artists with the weirdest grips but it works for them, as long as your tool can do the job it's made to do, your coordination is improving, and you don't hurt yourself, I don't see why you should change it...but that's just how I see it :)

Hahaha yes, precisely

You're welcome, it is important to force our lazy brains to understand what we are doing wrong and ponder about it, but I also think it's nice to look, study, analyze some 3D objects, somehow by doing that I noticed I started to rotate objects in my mind with much more ease. Happy studies :D

When you access one of the homework you submitted it on the sketchbook section it's there, in case you would like to know haha

This is really nice, thank you :)

https://pastebin.com/dYnFt9PQ

https://pastebin.com/dbjR9MFj

do you mean these links? :)

https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/tetragonal-prism-showing-two-of-its-diad-axes-0aded015eb204e98b0b6aa67b9fc7089

https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/elipses-in-cube-8dd68059812e4eb295cb3274ca43ec35

https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/tetragonal-4m-8e797913a60f41edb91b1fefbe4b54b9

https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/tetragonal-4-fc9b1af8668040ebb1a4c08f314a2beb

My humble advice would be that you spend a little more time analyzing and studying these 3D models and start with simpler boxes, with a simpler perspective, get them right, feel more comfortable with them first then move on to add the cylinder. Pay more attention to the overall construction of the box first. Looking and understanding the planes of the boxes is helping me understand the cylinder too. Well, at least this has been of a great help for me :) I hope it can help you in any way too.