4:13 PM, Thursday August 4th 2022
Thank you, you're right about that!
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annierider
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10:39 AM, Thursday August 4th 2022
Oh shoot, I forgot to upload the texture analysis! I did it before the dissections. Thank you for pointing it out! Here it is:
And thank you for the critique, I'm going to work on my weaknesses.
Thank you!!
1:14 PM, Monday May 23rd 2022
Thank you!!
7:19 PM, Friday May 20th 2022
Hi!
Thank you for your critique!
Here is the homework, the plus 15 boxes with shallow foreshortening and hopefully better convergence.
I have to say, shallow foreshortening is hard. :) Nevertheless, I tried my best, even in box 11, where I got confused with all the things I wanted to correct.
Thank you again, hope I can step forward in the lessons. :)
1:57 PM, Wednesday December 29th 2021
Yes, thank you very much for critique!!
With the rotated boxes challenge I felt that I'm not rotating enough, my brain was confused with all the lines :) Thanks for confirming my feelings.
With the plotted perspective exercise you're absolutely right, I messed up there.
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