Hi, I just finished lesson one and would appreciate some feedback! I drew on the back of some of the sheets because I didn't want to waste the other side of the paper which, in hindsight, I shouldn't have but I hope it isn't too big of a problem. Thank you!
At first, your lines are wobbly. I think the problem is that you didn’t draw from your shoulder. Also, remember that we prioritize confidence and smoothness over accuracy. But you progressed through exercises, so don’t need to repeat. Also, some of your lines arch, when it happens try to rotate them in opposite direction.
On the ellipses section, some of them resemble more eggs than ellipses. I think it could be easier if I would have started from smaller ones.
In plotted perspective exercise, you could have drawn more boxes. Of course, it’s not a problem, but you would get more practice out of it.
I was impressed by your rotated boxes – you show a lot of a box and how it rotates in 3d space.
You’ve done a great job and progress through lessons.
Good luck on 250 boxes challenge :)
Next Steps:
I suggest including ellipses exercises in your warm-ups, and fell free to move onto 250 boxes.
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