11:41 PM, Thursday March 24th 2022
lines
Superimposed lines. Lines look good, theyre fraying only on one end.
Ghosted lines. The lines have arches and wobble to them. Try to be more confident while executing the line. Ghost towards the point more. And try to use your shoulder more since wobbles and arches can be made just by incorrectly using other parts of your arm.
Ghosted planes. The same issues persist. The line looks wobbly and are arching, they look unconfident and got the sense of slack. You lines doesnt overshoot / undershoot the target point, but in this exercise i would say just go for the target, it doesnt matter if you overshoot it or undershoot it. Its at least making the lines look confident and not wobbly.
ellipses
Table of ellipses. Ellipses look good. I can spot a few that goes beyond the boundary of the table, and there is also some ellipses that overlap each other. But generally, i think they look good with really tight spacing between them.
Ellipses in planes. Some ellipses in this exercise doesnt fully fill the planes. The objective of this one is to try to fill the most of the planes to the fullest. Again, some ellipses overlap the plane and some have choppy line, due to not executing them confidently.
Funnels. Ellipses have tilt on them making them not aligned with the minor axis. In this exercise, minor axis meant to cut through exactly the middle of the ellipses.
boxes
Plotted perspective. The vertical line doesnt align with the vertical vp. This exercise simulate 2 vanishing points and that is the dot that you plot back to while making these boxes. But there is the third vp and that is vertical ones. You can see them because its almost parallel to being vertical. Thats why your boxes looks wrong, they are not aligned with the vertical lines that is the third vp. And also, why is there only 1 massive frame instead of frame of three.
Rough perspective. The boxes vertical and horizontal lines doesnt match up with the vanishing points again.
Please plot you boxes first instead of going raw. Other than that i think its good. You tried you best to ghost back to the vp.
Rotated boxes. You middle cross boxes have solid rotation but kind of falls off on the corner boxes. When making boxes for this one, try to shorten the front faces as you go rotating them. The back face on the corner boxes isnt tight enough with each other, making the boxes look deformed. There are also problems with lines but its passable for now. Here is a reference on drawing rotated boxes.
Organic perspective. I can spot a few boxes that have its outer extension line diverge outwards from the "main Y" line of your box. This disrupt the illusion of 3d and resulting them looking flat. Other than the bad lines, i think that you have a pretty good sense of 3d.
I hope this wasnt harsh and take my critique with a grain of salt. and excuse my grammatical errors, english isnt my native language. Unfortunately i have to give you a redo on the rough perspective. Try to stick in line with the straight horizontal and vertical vanishing points. This applies to the back face also. Plot you back face so that its straight with the horizontal and vertical vanishing points. Good luck.
Next Steps:
- 1 page of rough perspective