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4:27 PM, Friday February 2nd 2024
Hello I'll be covering your lesson 1
Superimposed lines: A few having fraying at both ends and arching lines overall nice job.
Ghosted Lines: Theirs some are not plotted well but over all nice job
Ghosted Planes: These appear to be solid. Well done.
Table of Elipses: Some breaking out of bounds overall nice job
Elipses in a Plane: Still quiet a few brekaing out of boundries. But you do seem to understand the direcitons.
Funnels: A lot better with keeping things in boundries.
Plotted Perspective: Overall no issues here.
Rough Perspective: This one is tricky. I think you do undrestand the concept.
Rotated Boxes: This one is tricky, this looks less like a sphere. But I do think you understand.
Organic Perspective: Some box are not rotating over all Solid work.
Next Steps:
Before you move onto 250 boxes, I would suggest when warming up make sure to practice ghosting and reading on different angles for sphere.
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