Ginger persons :D The first one I started while watching the project video so the head, one leg. and the torso blobs are in the same / similar positions. Then I started to deviate. The 2nd and 4th ginger folks are from imagination. The third one is an attempt to do up to down perspective following a photo, but with changes to the character. It got very messy because the foreshortening in the legs is rather extreme in what I was going for and I had to correct things multiple times and still didn't quite get it.

While drawing the ginger roots I realized that cats are also blobs when seen sitting from behind or when they are loafing out, stretchier, limb-y cats less so, but fun to try anyway. 1st cat from imagination, additional photo refs from unsplash (left to right Amber Kipp,Mikhail Vasilyev, Timo Volz, Timothy Dykes for the snake)

This is addicting. :D

This was rather painful. I mulled over it for way too long - finally found inspiration / references from Depeche Mode music videos - took one vehicle from each, toy-ified it and pushed it into an angle that is not in the video. From left to right Upside town crashed vehicle from Pain that I'm used to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2iGtRseS7E Yellow car from Useless https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2Kyu4XURaE Tractor from Behind the Wheel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEAuMiKqP-4 I started enjoying it a bit towards the end, lol. The middle one's the last I drew.

Level 1 hands - I think the hardest part with drawing these as boxes are the joints.

I did 2 passes through them - first 18 before watching any demos, second 19 after (2 of them during) watching the demos and critique. These are a mix of boxes and details (level 1s and 2s and something weird in between)-- I got carried away with a few and started shading. Very challenging but fun once you start getting the hang of it. Keeping line quality in check does get challenging with multiple corrections. Should've just drawn a separate box.

I think the angle on 02 is wrong, would be thankful for critique

One point perspective room with an impractical sink (or very practical if there are any dirty books) and a cubic ... cat? I noticed that the perspective lines easily come darker and darker while going back and forth. Perhaps the book case and couch took too much of the room - could've fitted in more things but I stopped here to not clutter everything up too much. :)

This is my first time following along with a Proko assignment, and I think I did pretty well. I've had a bit of practice before starting this course, but I do think I could use a little more work in the area of value and shading.

Boxes, boxes everywhere :D