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Lesson 7: Applying Construction to Vehicles

10:19 PM, Wednesday September 22nd 2021

dab lesson 7 :) - Album on Imgur

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(Demos, orthographic views and constructions without shadows here)

Hello there, thank you for taking a look at my work!

I started this course approximately one year ago and it honestly feels kinda surreal to be finished, haha. I was a complete newbie before starting drawabox and I managed to learn so much more than I would've been able to if I didn't find out about it.

I am honestly infinitely grateful to everyone who is a part of this community, and obviously to Uncomfortable himself. Thanks to you people, I managed to discover dreams that I didn't even know I had and I'm sure this is the same for most of the students going through DaB.

I feel like I could keep adding paragraphs this message for days but fail to say something meaningful because of my limited english so I'm going to try to stop here :/

Thank you.

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7:18 AM, Tuesday September 28th 2021

Hey man,

I jst completed lesson 3 and about to to embark on lesson 4. So what's next for you then ? Are you going to start another course or just keep building on the skills you learned in DaB ?

best,

6:46 AM, Wednesday September 29th 2021

oh I'm planning to get into figure drawing and 3d modeling but I can't say anything for certain right now. Although I feel like I would be building on the stuff I learned here no matter what I go with hehe.

Good luck with lesson 4, it's a fun one!

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1:15 PM, Tuesday November 30th 2021

Im afraid that I can't give you the best critique for your fantastic homework but still, let me say my thoughts. You really did a great job all over there. you applied all the instructions successfully and you also used the tools nicely. you took the measurements as close as possible and did a great job on capturing those shapes and forms. your orthographics are well done as well as your subdividing forms. you carefully studied the subject and seems like you really understand it.

theres nothing I can say anymore. you've done it CONGRATULATIONS

Next Steps:

you might feel like doing 100 chest or 25 texture challenge (if you haven't done it yet)

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12:13 PM, Wednesday December 22nd 2021

Oh, thank you so much! I'm going to try doing the other challenges when I have the time as well :)

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10:03 AM, Sunday October 3rd 2021

looking great ! im new and just about to start this website lessons . from your personal feel , how effective do you think this is for a complete begineer ? i look forwardto ur reply

10:26 AM, Sunday November 21st 2021

Hey, sorry for the late reply.

I found the course very effective as a beginner honestly. Now whenever I'm trying to learn something new in art, I feel way more comfortable thanks to DaB: :)

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