I absolutely hated this task, as feel it dewmanded me to use skills that have not been taught. These poor dogs. They are cute and my renditions look <z if they were done by a talentless child. I do not know how to construct a doggie, its eyes, etc. I feel this was a wasted afternoon of useless scribbling. I need help to do this. The fantasy drawings were fun, but I could have dome them without the previous steps.

Simplified camel number 2. No details, no shading, I tried to use sweeping strokes.

This was a very enjoyable way to practices circles, ovals and using a pencil. Four attachments are perhaps an overkill?

I enjoyed working on this chart. The photo did not come out very well. I will try another with ten gradations of value, not hesitating to delve into the darker tones.

My attempte at the camel. I put this off for a day. As is typical about approaching a difficult task, one can always find some other priority to avoid tackling the task. I found that once I was able to sit myself down, graphite in hand and block out the shape, it was not as challenging as I had anticipated. Anyway, I did not concentrate on creating a perfect camel. Rather, I tied to sus lives and curves to create a semblance on a countour. Suggestions?

In executing (!) this poor camel, I missed out on the proportions, and concentrated on the curves and lines. I am not a level 2 but attempted it nonetheless.

Boots 2

Here is my second attempt at the boots. Interesting to see the two together

Here are my first two attempts at CSI. The boots at first seemed too daunting a project, so I avoided tackling this drawing for two days. I finally sat myself down, and stopped drawing mushrooms, to test by perseverance. It was a challenge, but by the time I got to the snail, it was not as difficult.