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Well, there is a lot to say to keep this as short as possible, why did you start drawing? if I had to guess because you had fun with it.

Although drawbox has a pretty rigorous method of teaching you the fundamentals, it is still about drawing at the end of the day.

I urge you to find the fun in all the exercises you do, doing lesson 3, draw plants in your free time, observe leaves in real life. Follow the instructions in lessons like instructed but always do them in a way, where you do not hate your life.

Remember drawing takes practice and patience, be kind to yourself and enjoy yourself , and I am sure you will do just fine.Hope this helps

Cheers,

First of all, thank you for your input, I really appreciate it, but man I think I lost a few brain cells trying to understand the concepts in that link.

I do not really get the station point and how to keep it 60 degrees like the human vision. Ignoring all that, I do not know what a dutch angle is but; I think you realized what I am trying to do with my shity distorted boxes, which is rotating them on werid angles.

Do you mind elaborating further or perhaps pointing me to resources? Thank you.

p.s I know a lot of this is unnecessary for the 250box challenge but to be frank I care much more about understanding perspective and rotating the boxes, than completing the challenge, so throw any "advanced resource" at me if it means more exp in perspective.

I like this one, nice use of shapes and good perepsctive.

Came to take a look at your drawings. pretty good perspctive awarness,

Thanks a lot for the deatiled answer makes sense.

https://imgur.com/a/4Ww3bpe

Hello Rob,

Thank you for the detailed feedback.

Here are the revisions, one page of rough perspective and one extra page of funnels.

I am honestly not satisfied with my work, but I did not want to linger, so I am handing it in.

Rough perspective:

I realized the first time around I tilted my boxes; I fixed that this time;however, I am still having trouble following through with my boxes confidently especially after noticing mistakes within the first strokes.

Ellipses and circles:just more practice espcially,on large ones.

Look forward to your reply. Please do not hesitate to make me redo any exercise, I will continue to practice estimating vanishing points and elipses anyway, but I just wanna make sure I am up to standard before moving on.

Cheers,

nice work again, really nailed the pose, clean lines and proportions. how long have you been drawing for?

nicely done really clean line work and proportions . also i like how this is subtly the grimp reaper.

thnx really apperciate it, i made a lot of fundemental mistakes on this one,but that is what i am here for.

i will be checking up on you as well, hope to see you around les both stay consistent, and do not be afrid to give feedback. cheers

this is sweet, good job.