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4:00 PM, Wednesday May 6th 2020
globaly i feel your work quality is good. you followed well the rules and did your best.
Maybe for superposing line suou could have more start all on the spot. thats what i inderstood in the video.
for the ghost planes i feel first oage is better than 2nd page. You did better than me here. maybe 2nd page your hand started to get tired?
the perspecrive if upur strongest i feel. really good. especially rotates boxes and plotted perspevtive. roogh perspective doesnt look easy... i didnt do yet.
12:10 PM, Thursday May 7th 2020
Hey Cyril,
Thank you for your feedback!
I joined this course for exercise and challange myself, and to learn something new I've probably missed before. I really try to draw al the time from my shoulders, but sometimes old habbits lures back and I start drawing from wrist again. And my wrist is really weak recently, and I try to train and exercise to last longer and be stronger.
Have a great day!
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