At some point I got very frustrated because I made myself a deadline but in the end I postoned it and finished a month later :) . Hopefully the quality picture is ok .It took me a while to get them ready for todays shooting of my unposted homeworks haha. Thank you so much in advance if someone criticise my homeworks I appreciate you take your time to see my stunning boxes
Nice work finishing the challenge!
A few notes,
Please go back though and extend all of your lines. You miss a lot in the beginning and in the last 100 you dropped them totally, these extensions are a vital part of the challenge, you learn a lot from them and you lost a lot of improvement when you skipped them.
Don't get caught up with fancy corrections, simply do what the program asks (extending your lines) and that should be plenty to see your mistakes.
Instead of filling in your planes with a colored pencil, just use clean hatching with your pen.
Your lines have a tendency to wobble, remember, a clean crisp line is much more valuable than a wobbly accurate one, be confident and use the ghosting method
Next Steps:
Go back and extend all your lines, then I would like to see 25 more boxes. After each page is done you should go back and apply your line extensions for these 25, Limit your corrections to the line extensions and only use hatching to clarify what plane is facing the viewer.
Good luck!! You can do this
Thank you so much! I will do as you say soon
I extended the lines where there were none and I made the extra 25 boxes. Here its the link to it
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1IPqMHjX3QjTBeMflIAHYC-473HI2ksbt
Nice to hear from you again.
Your boxes are looking pretty good.
Extending your lines a bit farther might help you see further areas of improvement, especially on the sets that recede downwards.
Your boxes tend to have the same orientation and perspective, using this generator as a starting point in your future box exercises would be beneficial.
Your lines are converging nicely, however this method of construction, as well these notes on how you can think about converging lines could help you improve further.
Overall I would say you got the core idea of this challenge, remember to keep practicing your boxes in your warmups.
Next Steps:
Feel free to move onto lesson 2 :)
Thank you so much for the review and these notes! Theyre very helpful indeed!
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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