Here's my excerises . They were made on 30 minutes each and i kept the mindset of Shapes and Simplifying values.

Here’s my first pear. Here’s to many more.

I attempted one pear before watching the demo then chose another to do after the demo. I watched the critique after doing both and may attempt the 3rd one.

Winsor Mckay D- 2/5 C 3/5 F 2/5 O 1/5 A 0 /5 Moebius D 2/5 C 2/5 F 1/5 O3/5 A 2/5 Marcus MM D 3/5 C 3/5 F 2/5 O 1/5 Hiroshi Yoshida D 3.5/5 C 4/5 F 2/5 O 2/5 A 1/5 Mc Escher D 1/5 C 1/5 F 3/5 O 4/5 A 1/ 5 Syd Mead D 3/5 C 3/5 F 1/5 O 2/5 A 2/5

it makes sense now , that we are focused on "stages and simple to complex " sinced we want to get good at the constructions on things to finally draw from imagination and that it is believable

My goal is quite humble: Move from 2D to 3D. The left picture is from Marc-Antoine Mathieu, one of my favorite comic artists. He's my ultimate benchmark since the first time I saw his drawings. The right picture is from Michael Sowa, a humorous German painter. He's not a perspective master, but he knows enough so nothing is ever off and gets in the way of his ideas. And that's kind of the more general, lofty goal: Reach a point where imagination is the limit, not skill.

Hey hey, people, im excited to get the class started, I forsee much struggle in all our futures but just as many gains! Lets get it! Big picture, i want pulling off whatever perspective idea i have bouncing around in my head to be as close to second natrue as humanly possible (or at least as close as i can personally get to it)! Now, BIG BIG picture, i want to be able to create striking images using dramatic perspectives to both grab attention as well as tell stories with the help of perspective like the ones i enjoy on social media! 1. Thomas Cole Course of an empire- consummation 2. Boichi 3. Marcos Mateu-Mestre 4. Felicia Chen

Hi! I have trouble drawing from imagination and rely heavily on references. I wish to get better at perspective so that I can draw things at different angles, or create my own poses. I really admire the art of MC Escher and Alex Grey and I hope that I can reach their level some day. Thank you for this course!

I'm Clayton. I'm a huge fan of classic book cover artists, specifically from the pulp magazine eras. I would also like to be able to create eye catching images like those and have quite a bit of portrait drawing and painting experience from that quest. From researching this project, I wanted to find an artist who could marry the expressive style of character with the impressive scale of perspective environments. I've found my favorite in that is Walter Molino. Molino's art creates such a sense of impending danger in both the scale of his backgrounds and action of the focal characters!

I sketched out some figures that I felt were not the assignment, the I started drawing multiple time the same forms and at the end outlining different “patterns “ .