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8:15 PM, Monday February 24th 2020

Thanks Konstantin!

That's really useful. I can see going back to my pages that I struggled with accuracy. I agree I probably rushed some things.

I'm not totally sure what you mean by this:

"In organic perspective it really stood out that in first panels on both pages you stepped away from your curve."

If you can say more about that maybe I can understand .

I found organic perspective really hard because I couldn't draw through the boxes, and overall that lesson felt confusing for me - I wasn't sure what I was trying to achieve (I'll go back and read the material).

In any case, I'll work on 2 more pages of Rough Perspective and let you know when I'm done.

Thanks!

11:05 AM, Tuesday February 25th 2020

Here I tryied to show what I mean (Hope the imgur link works)

There is chance that I didn't understand your path/curve the way you intended. Yet it looks to me that on the first page you accidentally jumped from one area of curve to another. I tried to convey the way I see your paths in 3d space with different weight of red line.

Hope that makes it clearer. If not - ask again.

Don't worry about organic perspective exercise though. It is mainly just an introduction to a spacial problem that we will have to solve much later.

You're welcome!

8:05 AM, Wednesday February 26th 2020

Thanks Konstantin,

The imgur link worked. That makes perfect sense now! I see what I did wrong there.

Still working on the re-do of rough perspective. Trying not to rush it :)

Cheers.

3:44 AM, Saturday February 29th 2020

Hi Konstantin, I've re-done the rough perspective exercise:

https://imgur.com/a/NLRMs43

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