4:23 PM, Tuesday June 2nd 2020
thanks a lot for the critique, rob! :)
yes, I'll try boxes with less dramatic foreshortening in my warm ups!
have a nice day
vera
thanks a lot for the critique, rob! :)
yes, I'll try boxes with less dramatic foreshortening in my warm ups!
have a nice day
vera
hi there
yeah, of course. somewhere on the site it's recommended that you do 15min warmup everytime before you draw. so: continue with the box challenge and every day before you draw boxes you take one of the exercises of lesson 1 and practice for a bit. do not grind lesson one, you don't have to be perfect to continue!
hi zero
i think you should advance to the next lesson, the 250 box challenge. and mayba if you want - do some more of the funnels exercice before you start. because that's the only page that look a bit unfilled to me from your homework.
all the other exercices you did pretty good!
the organic perspective exercise looks a bit less confident than your other lines! so take your time for every line when you go on.
have fun :)
Next Steps:
250 Box Challenge
Hi Quad
Your ghosted lines are a bit different from the other approaches. But you seem to have fun and that's what matters.
You did a really nice job on the rotated boxes challenge and this one is not easy to keep as round.
A bit more variation at the last organic perspectives would be nice but I guess you'll be have a lot of experiencing with boxes at the 250 Box Challenge.
Have fun!
Next Steps:
250 Box Challenge
Hey Lebobbe
Your lines in the rough perspective got a bit more wobbly than before where you concentrated on one line only.
Your rotated boxes look really nice!
And then in the plotted perspective at the end it looks a bit rushed, so I guess you will learn a lot by doing the 250 Box Challenge.
Cheers!
Next Steps:
250 Box Challenge
hi ducarte
your lines in the rough perspective got a bit more wobbly than before where you concentrated on one line only.
but i think you did a great job overall and can go on to the next step - the 250 box challenge.
take your time, there. I just was in 250 box challenge and it took me over a month to complete.
good luck!
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250 Box Challenge
hi wombutt
I think your straight lines are fine. they are not yet perfect but that's ok. we all need to practice.
with the plotted perspective your lines are getting a bit rounder, were you hurrying through or just did not ghost the lines enough? I guess this happens with a lot of people, me included ;)
mhm you got a bit of a mess in the rotated boxes, I looked at mine like at a inner and a outer ball, don't know if this makes sense.
your perspective boxes: they have very little variation. if you look at the example homework and pay attention to how he did the Y-s you can see a lot more variation in angles. and you may draw even bigger boxes and overlap them and go a bit crazy.
overall you did a good job and I think you don't have to do more perspective boxes because the 250 box challenge will give you the opportunity to dive a lot more into the subject :D cya there
Next Steps:
250 Box Challenge
uh you have 100! nice, i'm in my 70ies still (havent uploaded them for a few days)
hah! yes the opposite Y has to be over 90° you're right... :) but when i'm trying to construct the boxes i never looked at this, i just tried to get about two sides of the vanishing point right and the third was always off.. but i think i'm getting better now.
hi david!
i think overall your line quality is really good :)
on the rough perspective exercise you rushed a bit through (like me! if you click on my critique for lesson 1 you will see). your boxes will get better a lot once you start the 250 boxes challenge...
cya there!
Next Steps:
250 box challenge
thanks a lot for the y-generator, ericna! :)
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