Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes
8:58 PM, Friday January 20th 2023
Second time trying drawabox. Hoping to finish this time : )
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8:10 PM, Sunday January 22nd 2023
Superimposed Lines: It looks like you took extra time to put the tip of your pen at the start of the line each time, and you used your shoulder in general. Good job
Ghosted Lines: I see some hesitation in some of your lines, when you're drawing them don't think about it. Don't consciously "try" to draw a straight line, trust your shoulder and draw it
Ghosted Planes + Ellipses: Your lines are a bit better in this exercise, and I think your ellipses are excellent. You understood it very well
Tables of Ellipses: Drawing circles is very hard, but they'll also get better as you keep practicing. Second page looks better & more confident than the first one
Funnels: Remember that your ellipses should be narrower in the middle and wider as you reach the end, it'll make more sense in future lessons
Plotted Perspective: Good job
Rough Perspective: I think it's quite good for first try, you'll have quite time to practice those as you work on 250 box challenge
Rotated Boxes: Also quite good
Organic Perspective: Some of them are a bit off but I think you know it already, be sure to practice ghosted lines exercise as a warm up before you move on to 250 box challenge
Next Steps:
250 Box Challenge
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