Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes
5:21 AM, Tuesday November 24th 2020
i misread the instructions and accidentally did 2 pages of plotted perspective
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5:52 PM, Tuesday November 24th 2020
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Ellipses: some of those in tables look kinda wobly make sure you're using the shoulder as pivot
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Rough perspective: you're missing some of those lines quite a lot, do try to ghost towards vanishing point before putting dots for actual box lines
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Rotated boxes: you're having some trouble with backside of the boxes and some corners do not rotate as much as they should, but I thinks it's good enough for now
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Organic perspective: well it looks like all boxes have same rotation to the viewer (same Y letter of corner closest to us) but otherwise looks good
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All other stuff looks great, you're ready for 250 boxes challenge
Do remember to put all exercises in a "pool" and spent few minutes (5~10) for warmup by doing some random ones from it (you can use flashcards app like Anki so that you can prioretize exercises you're having more difficulty with)
Next Steps:
250 Boxes challenge
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