I made a mess. I struggled all week trying to figure it out and then I decided to take a vintage ride down the Gumroad to seek the sage advice of a younger, better looking Marshall. I landed on the last section where he told me to just listen, don't write this down. Maybe this wasn't the lesson, but I consulted Watson. I wasn't sure I was doing the right assignment, but I wasgoing somewhere or no place. I'm still confused, but I had a lot of fun pulling all of my hair out.

I learned a lot in this critique! Thank you so much everyone.

I went to the dollar store and picked up a couple of elf houses. Oh the pain, the pain... It was worth the pain. I started to enjoy this a little more even if I was sloppy. the second house was freehanded first which made me feel a little less pressure. In spite of the fact that one can never find a protractor when it's needed, I did what I did when I did it.

My pancakes made me crazy. I'm enjoying them, more to learn about them

I am struggling with my pancakes. I'm keeping at it

It was a cop out to not submit. I found that it took time to go slowly and that I kept my eye visualizing the endpoint.

Missed the deadilne by a day. I suck at this. That said, I did learn how to do the triangle for divisions and that was fun... I am doing these circles every day, even though it's my 19th nervous breakdown, a ton of nightmares and more days of going at it!

Awesome talent!

Marshall, you make me want to put all of my perspective books on a shelf for a while and go on this joy ride into the subject. I love the approach. I have taken your other course which is more "later on" than this one, but I can see that this will solidify everything to perfection!

Very informative! I’ve heard great things about your 1994 perspective course, so I just had to get your newest version. I can’t wait to see more!