Oh man I love them. They are simple and clear and you can get what you wanted to do in certain parts. Just keep going!
Thank you for your feedback! Going to post some collected works every month. I always find after assignments that I wanna try and put it all together and have some fun.
Great work! Really inspiring! I will try it!
There are so many videos on FZD channel that I don't know where to start... any advice?
Hey! Thank you for the kind feedback. Been slowly improving but its a marathon not a sprint.
I go one by one on the FZD videos. I watch the video and then apply what Feng is teaching to an new or existing project. I am on episode 13 at the moment. Start with one that interests you. They are FULL of helpful advice and information for improving your skills.
I love listening to the podcasts too. They are perfect for listening while I draw.
Alan
Thank's Alan for your answer!
I've already watched some FZD videos but I didn't know if there was a reading order... You started at ep1 and then chronologically?
Yeah I have not heard about any reading order. I could be wrong.
YUP! Chronologically, listen, then apply.
When it comes to technical drawing, there's no one better than Scott Robertson. I regularly use this book as a reference when eyeballing my perspective just won't cut it anymore. Need to figure out exactly how to rotate an object in 3D space? How to project a shape in perspective? Look no further.
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