Level 1 hands ready

Level 1 and 2 for each hand. The imagining part was hard but fun! The close-up angles were interesting. Feedback appreciated!

What happens when an isometric box enters the world of perspective, surprised boxes staring in a circle! (It is difficult to arrange boxes in a shared direction...)

First time post. Been drawing for about two years and I figured it was about time I take advantage of Proko. Did some warmups with materials on hand. The triangle at the bottom is referenced from an “Jump All but One” game from Cracker Barrel. Excited to see where the course takes me!

I like the end result of this sketch, but I will have to learn to have more fun with the approach. I had taken numerous measurements to get accurate primary, secondary, and tertiary shapes, however it is rather mind-dumbing haha. With more practice I presume it will become physically and mentally easier to develop these proportional framework sketches.

Level 2 - critique very welcome: Before watching the demo I put the heads INTO the boxes. To me, that did not make it easier. Watching how Stan used the box shapes helped a tonne! By putting anatomical landmarks into perspective and defining (to the best of my ability) the major planes of the head I was quite happy with the outcome. Great exercise to practice controlling line weight and drawing the eye (which feels like a magic ability not having thought of it before starting this course!). Included both pre- and post-demo tries.

the most complex was №1, 3, 17.

Level 1: As with previous perspective assignments - harder than expected! Especially imagining the bottom plane of the head. It helped starting with the "edge" closest to me and drawing the largest visible plane first.

Had a go with ballpoint, trying to clean up my line weight. Not overly happy with the result, but it was good practice! Being right handed, I have a tendency make my perspective drawings lopsided. I compensated for that in the photo, but I really should turn the sketch more while drawing.