I made sure to sit down with a coffee before reading this, haha!
You're a star, thank you for such a thorough critique (I have many imgur tabs open haha), I really appreciate it. I'll be sure to go through this again before making a start on lesson 5!
Cheers!! :D
OK! I'll be sure to include edge detail and further construction going forward. Thank you so much for your time & feedback!
Thank you so much for the feedback! Here's the homework set:
Sorry for the delayed response - I can only work on DAB sporadically due to time!
Thank you so much! :D
OK! I'll be sure to include 2-3 boxes in my future warmups.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for your feedback! It's greatly appreciated. Here's the 20 boxes with different rates of foreshortening and lineweight!
This was way more challenging! In my previous attempts I would complete 15 boxes in an hour, whereas with these it took me an hour to do 5, haha! I admittedly did keep my lines parallel- I should have gone through the source material again to refresh my memory.
Do you think it's a good idea for me to tackle the 250 box challenge again? I really want to grasp 3D space and perspective. I wouldn't mind doing it again! I think it'd help me have more discipline/not rush.
Thank you so much for the detailed feedback & critique!! :D I haven't had a chance to draw for a week or so but have began picking at the 250 box challenge. :) Will get back on it tomorrow!
Thanks again!
Thank you so much! Your feedback means the world. :)
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