Here's a few more Master Analysis, and I have to said these wide-shot of Elbaph is one of my new favorite panels of One Piece

And that's all folks!

I wanted to do more, but here are some Master Analysis for the moment. My English is not very good, so sorry if I offended you with my poor prose. I would try to post more before the deadline, but one thing I notice while searching through my collection is that I tend to favor images that are more character focus, not a lot of environment stuff, and that needs to be corrected. Also how would you go about applying the analysis you are making while you are studying? Just doing roughs, nothing elaborated or doing rough sketches with some finish illustrations?

Here's my submission for week 2.

*Sigh...

I haven't had time for doing all the assignment, and I had to spent all my money before I could buy the materials I need, but for the moment here are some rough ideas of Isometric puzzles I want to take to further development. Tell me what you think or if they are good enough to further explore? And what advice can you give to come out with better ones?

This is something I need to work on, I have sketchbooks, but I don't really use them much, and must is just studies and not really playing around much.

those line drawings of the boar and fox at the end are really beautiful Marshall ! here is a videos of artist working in stages i stumbled upon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qM2vHahcqQ

For those using DIGITAL during this course! I have a resource for you! Digital allows us to use hotkeys and line tools, but just like with the ruler in Marshall's example, the freehand is a LOT faster. I'm attaching a recreation of an exercise I picked up years back in school and still use. For practicing freehand lines in digital, you can rehearse the movement by connecting the dots in these columns. The left one is easier, with thick dots to connect, while the right column is a bit more precise. I know it's a simple and maybe goofy exercise, but it really helped me at throwing down straight lines with more ease. I'll have another of these later when we get into Ellipses....

A good thing I got paid this week.