Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes
9:30 PM, Saturday February 29th 2020
Hello there!
First of all, I would like to thank you guys, and also fellow contributors for creating and supporting such fantastic rersource. The design of curriculum and teaching approach really helps to focus on the essentials and grasp the material in a more sustainable way without being overhelmed by the end of the text/demonstrartion.
Geniunly happy to take that path with drawabox!
So I tried to critically asses my learning sessions, and highlighted some of the issues or points of pain that bothered me.
Imposed lines - I remember that Irshad stated the importance of holistically following the instructions. Yet, some time ago I've looked on the Peter Hans demo, where he goes over the imposed lines in a slight different fashion, he did that really slowly, compared to what drawabox insists on. But I did not quite catch what is the incremental difference between two approaches. I've followed drawabox instructions, but that thought still bothering me, what are the pros/cons of doing that exercise confidently vs the way Peter does?
Organic perspective/boxes in general - Sometimes I found for myself that starting from the far corner of the box is relatively easy for me, since I was following the instruction I was avoiding that, but still, if it comes naturally and feels much easier, must I still avoid doing that in the near future?
Regards,
Caskroom