rodri_113

Really appreciate the feedback. I will definitely slow down and think more about how I draw the legs. Thanks a lot! By the way, do you think I can move on to lesson 5?

Good job. I think you're good to go. Your organic forms are better and so are your arrows. I will point out a couple things to consider so you can improve on these excercises when you do your warmups.

• Work on your arrowheads. Make sure they don't break the flow. Imagine there's a third line flowing between the other two lines of the arrow. Use these to imagine where the tip of the arrowhead will be.

• Work on the contour lines. Make sure they sell the illusion of being wrapped around the organic form.

That's all. Keep practicing and you will keep improving.

Hi! Good job on completing the lesson. Here are the things I want to point out:

Arrows: You have the right idea. However, I notice your lines wobble and don't follow a swift trajectory. This breaks the illusion that this is a flat form. Also the twists in the arrows look awkward sometines. I can see you get the idea of this excercise, so focus on making sure your lines are confident.

Organic forms: Overall, you did well with the ellipses and the contour lines. However, the sasauge shapes don't look very solid and you elongated some of them quite a bit. They are supposed to be solid simple organic forms.

Texture: You did well on these. I see you understood to draw cast shadows. For the dissection excercises, you could've done the transition from dark to light with your textures, and some of the textures don't seem like cast shadows and just look like lines you put down. Many people tend to get tired on this excercise and make this mistake. I also noticed on the scale texture that you didn't wrap the texture properly around the form, and the contour of the shape is flat. This makes it look like an imprint on the form insteaf of actual texture that is ocuppying space. Make sure you work on that. Also, I have to mention the same problem with the elongated forms.

Form intersections: These look good. The forms look solid and their sizes are consistent. And good job on trying the intersections aspect of it.

Organic Intersections: The forms look solid for the most part and you did a good job piling them together. The shadows also look pretty convincing. Just remember once again to avoid the mistakes I mentioned before with the sausage forms.

Thanks a lot! I really appreciate the feedback. Yeah I have also noticed I mess up the leaves sometimes. I will definitely try to be more bold.

Thanks a lot! Really appreciate it. Yeah, honestly I did feel a little exhausted on the dissections and didn't do it too carefully. I will take your comments into considerantion.

Good job on completing the lesson!

For the superimposed lines excercise, there is some fraying at the end of the line, but I can tell you are using your whole arm and there isn't much wobbling. Keep being confident with your lines and the fraying will be less with practice.

You did a good job on the ghosted lines and the ghosted planes excercise! Your lines are looking really confident. I could barely see any wobble. Keep using your whole arm.

On the tables of ellipses excercise I do see quite a bit of wobble on the first page. I see that you improved on the second page, so just keep practicing this excercise for your warmups to further reduce wobbling. Remember to not hesitate, be confident, and draw through your ellipses. Confidence comes first and accuracy second.

For the rough perspective excercise, your lines looked a little less confident, so just remember to take your time and execute each line with purpose. As for the perspective aspect of the excercise, missing the vanishing point is a common mistake when you get started, so don't worry about it.

Most people mess up a lot on the organic perspective excercise (I did) , but yours honestly looks alright. However, make sure you don't skip the 250 box challenge, you will learn and improve a lot from it.

Good job on completing the lesson! Here are the things I want to point out.

Superimposed lines and Ghosted lines: Overall, good job on this excercise! The fraying on the end of the superimposed lines isn't too bad and the wobble isn't too severe. On the ghosted lines there is some wobble but I noticed your accuracy isn't too bad. Remember to keep using your whole arm and being confident.

Tables of ellipses: Your eclipses are looking good! They look confident for the most part, and you did a good job on fitting the ellipses on the boxes and keeping them close to each other.

Ellipses in planes: The main thing I want to point out is that you didn't make some of the ellipses touch the four sides of the plane like it is instructed in the homework. Because I personally believe you are getting the right idea on how to draw your ellipses , I don't think you should do this again. But when you do this excercise for warmups, make sure the ellipses touch the four sides of the plane.

Rough perspective, Rotated boxes, and Organic perspective: The lines on the boxes on the rough perspective excercise wobble a little, so remember to take your time with each line you draw. There are quite a few mistakes with perspective on these excercises, especially with the boxes on the organic perspective. The majority of people make these mistakes on these excercises, so don't worry about it. Don't skip the 250 box challenge. You will improve a lot from it, and you will see the mistakes you were doing on the organic perspective excercise.

Overall, good job! Make sure you do warmups and do the 250 box challenge.

Good job on completing the lesson.

Here are the things I want to point out.

Super-imposed lines and Ghosted lines: Your lines look confident for the most part. I can tell you are using your whole arm, so good job on that. There are some issues with accuracy so make sure you keep ghosting your lines before you execute them. This way you will improve.

Ellipses in planes, tables of ellipses, funnels: There are a couple of issues with this exercise. The main thing i want to point out is that you didn't draw through your ellipses like it is instructed in the lesson. It is really important that you do this to build confidence and improve accuracy. I will also point out your ellipses aren't fit properly for the most part, and some of them aren't connected.

Rough perspective, rotated boxes, organic perspective: The mistakes you did on these excercises are pretty much the same as most people when they reach this part of the lesson. I also noticed that you overshot your lines on the organic perspective excercises. If you include ghosted lines as warm-ups, this will improve. I also noticed some lines that looked like you were chicken scratching, so make your you correct this by using the ghosting method. Otherwise, this will become a bad habit.

I hope I didn't sound too harsh. Also please follow the instructions for each excercise, and don't feel discouraged. With time and practice you will improve.

Good job on finishing lesson 1! Here are the things I want to point out from your submissions:

Your superimosed lines tend to go off track. Make sure you add this excercise to your warmups. Being confident is key to improving on this aspect, and remember to use your whole arm.

The wobble on your lines isn't too severe. There are some problems with accuracy on the planes excercise but overall you did a nice job.

Your ellipses don't look too wobbly and you fit the majority of the ellipses properly on the boxes, just try working on drawing through your ellipses. Add the ellipses on planes excercises so you can practice both lines and ellipses.

The issues in the organic perspective excercise are what you would expect to see in lesson 1, so don't worry too much about it. The major issue is that your lines diverge instead of converging into a vanishing point. Do the 250 boxes excercise and your previous mistakes will become clear.

Good job! Keep doing your warmups and you will see results. Make sure you don't skip the 250 challenge. You will improve a lot from it.

Good job on completing the lesson!

You did a good job with the lines. There is some wobble every now and then but I can tell you use your whole arm and you don't hesitate too much. The superimposed lines have a few lines that go off track but this will improve if you add this excercise to your warmups. Make sure you do them so you can improve and work on the accuracy of your lines aswell.

I will point out that on the ellipses tables there are quite a few of ellipses that aren't fit properly and are floating around. The same problem can be seen on the ellipses in planes excercise. As for the ellipses, they look confident for the most part so good job on that. Add this excercise to your warmups so you can practice fitting the ellipses properly. Work on keeping them close together and having them touch the borders of the box (But don't forget that executing your ellipses with confidence comes first!!!).

There are issues with the boxes on the perspective excercises. Everyone makes mistakes in this part of the lesson (me included), so don't worry about it. What's important is that you understood the assigments. With the 250 boxes challenge, you will improve a lot and get a great understanding on 3D boxes.

You did a good job. Move on to the 250 boxes challenge and lesson 2. Also, make sure you follow the 50/50 rule while you make the 250 box challenge, otherwise you will feel burned out. This challenge takes more time than you expect.