250 Box Challenge
10:38 AM, Tuesday April 13th 2021
Second half: https://imgur.com/a/PkKKDBQ
I can't believe how much my linework has improved over these 250 boxes. I think in the first half there are a few where I've shaded a 'back face' by accident - box 5, box 53?
There are some big jumps in understanding:
box 11, when i realised my tendancy to curve lines
box 17- first time i noticed my pairs of convergences
box 37 - when i realised my cold hands come from anxiety
box 41- linework needs better posture
box 76 - first time i worked out how to fix the pairs of convergences
box 86 - realising how difficult boxes with hardly seen front faces are
box 101 - realising that you can't rush them, even when you thought you got it
box 113 - first time I did a pretty good box with one hardly seen front face
first attempts at rotating a single box in 136-140 and 141-146.
box 149 - oh, my linework sucks. i need to be practicing bigger
box 169 - pairs have returned.
much better rotation of a box in 171-174
180 - the shakes and cold hands dissapear at this point and I power through,
191-195 were fun, using a single shared vp for all the boxes on the page
From 196 onwards I power through until the last 6, where the shakes return!
Omg I am so relieved to be done.
thank you for taking the time to review. I can see from comparing the first and last page how much I've improved. I'm very happy to move on at this point and get to textures. I've heard they are gonna be tough, bring it on. This is what I wanted to learn! How to draw things without having to exactly copy reference material.