7:27 AM, Thursday March 10th 2022
It has gotten better because of the warm-up exercises. Thanks for asking!
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Vaish_Murali
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7:25 AM, Thursday March 10th 2022
I got a chair without an armrest and, ya, I tend to rest my elbow on my hip. Keep forgetting not to. Working on it. Thanks for the tips!
11:29 AM, Friday February 18th 2022
Thank you so much!
8:00 AM, Thursday February 17th 2022
Please find the resubmission here
Thank you.
7:09 AM, Monday January 31st 2022
Thanks so much! I'll keep that in mind. It has been easier to make estimations on a slightly inclined board that I place between my desk and me while I'm sitting. The one problem I face with this method is that it doesn't allow free movement of the arm. Any advice on that?
7:04 AM, Monday January 31st 2022
Thanks for this. I've been using the first method unconsciously. So I think I'm going to stick with it till I get somewhat better at art. Thanks for the other tips. I'm going to bookmark it for later.
9:12 AM, Tuesday December 14th 2021
Thanks so much!
2:41 PM, Friday December 10th 2021
Thank you for the critique. Will keep these points in mind.
Please find the resubmitted Rough Perspective Exercise here: [https://imgur.com/a/0wQEvNq]
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