Hey whoever is reviewing this! I'm new to this (as you can see it's lesson 1) and trying to get better at being in a community. So that's it, thank you so much for taking some time on reviewing my work; I hope i can do this myself, to other, on the future in order to pay back to the community!
Hi Weijak,
I checked you homework and for start i will say Well done.
Your lines are looking confident and you are keeping them straight. With time when you will be practicing you will remove this little wobbles which you getting in moment where you care about accuracy ( read in rought perspective for example). I will recommend as well to practice more superimposed Lines to make them keep more closer each other.
I like you ellipses and circles, especially ellipses. You are keeping nice shape of them and in exercise with funnels you managed to make them at this same angle. With circles if you will be practi
With exercise Rotated boxes you get a point of this work.
I will mark this Lesson as a complete. Keep doing this exercises as a warm up and be ready for Box challenge
Next Steps:
Go for 250 box Challenge
Thanks a lot!! Should i do 1 or 2 more pages of superimpossed lines?
Keep doing them as a warm up, with constant practice you will see your improvement.
You can mix this exercises. For example make ghosting plane where you will superimpose lines.
Have fun with it and your creativity with warm ups
Ok thanks a lot!!
Great job, it looks like all of the exercises were done correctly, the cool thing about the exercises is they provide feedback themselves, so you can see where you were off, so there's no point in someone else telling you! Watch out on the last exercise you did, the organic perspective one. You had the "top" of the box getting smaller in some instances. Were you using three point perspective for those or two? They were supposed to be three.
First, i really apreciate you taking some time reviewing my homework. I totally agree with you about the exercises, i learned as much before i finished each one as i was reading through them at the first time.
Regarding the organic perspective, you are right i messed those up, in mix of mindless automatization of the exercise (which is my bad) and because it was easier (also my bad) i made the bigger ones in that way without really thinking about them.
Also, again, thanks for reviewing my stuff and tell me if i should make something extra or redo any exercise, Or if i just go on with the 250 box challenge.
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