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5:05 PM, Tuesday November 21st 2023

Thank you very much for the feedback, diagrams, and markups! I can see I'll have to do a lot more orthographic planning, especially on the vehicle lesson.

Are there any more diagrams out there that explain form intersections? Despite doing okay here, I still feel rather shaky on them.

5:40 PM, Tuesday November 21st 2023

Not from uncomfy himself, but I did mark over another student's work here where I explain how it helps marking out these curves individually and that these forms in particular will have intersection lines that have sharp sudden 90 degree transitions, at least when it comes to boxes and cylinders (pyramids are a different story).

3:32 AM, Wednesday November 22nd 2023

Ah, thank you!

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