Thought I'd struggle way more with this one but it was actually a ton of fun. I did have trouble keeping my contours clean though with the darker pencil unfortunately. I loved the opportunity to design these little guys though! Made up some strange creatures too for the fun of it. Any critique welcome :)

Ginger roots and then some imaginary forms. I found the ginger to be more daunting than I expected, but I found they didn't turn out too bad considering. Good practice!

Blobs to boxes! This is a pretty fun one. I have practised trying to boxify figures before, but it felt a lot easier this time around after having a better understanding of perspective and form. Definitely enjoying making these little mannequin people. Excited for the figure portion coming up!

A unique car design I thought up + a tank following along with Proko's demo. I definitely found the car a challenge, but I actually enjoyed it regardless :) being able to come up with a custom vehicle is pretty neat! Gonna have to practice the concepts more, but I'll spread it out since it makes my brain all mushy still and I only have energy for so much perspective 🥲 Any critique is welcome! :)

Hands 1 and 2. Redid the first one as you can see, I feel like some of my boxes are still a little off but its getting better! With the 2nd one I also redid it but my first attempt was way more rough so it was hard to read. Definitely the hardest assignment for me yet, I think I'm too worried about getting it perfect instead of good enough.

My arcade ! I feel like my vertical straights are messing me up at times, throwing other measurements off. Did some realigning at the end to fix some issues at least. Also, not sure if I did the angled portion of the pinball machine right, thoughts?

Perspective is such a hard concept for me! Its hard to go into without adjusting everything at least twice along the way. Did this one in pencil to start, then darkened with a pencil crayon since it wouldn't smudge around. I'd love to get to the point where I can draw reliably in pen though, especially for urban sketching. Gotta really practice my straight lines, I guess! They always wobble somewhere along the line or go astray of my goal. Gonna tackle more of these for sure. Any advice is appreciated though :)

So excited for this!! Is this going to be an expanded version of your old (1990) perspective course? Or will the direction be different in this one? :)

Here are my seals! They're so much fun to draw. Last page is from imagination.

Some slightly more casual studies - mainly with more of the eyeballing method and making use of digital for quicker comparisons. :) I knew the second image would be a challenge, as I always center the face more than it is in that sort of view. So it was a fun challenge! I had to thin the further cheek way more than I had initially drawn it. Last one I did a bit of lineweight practise as well with a second, darker pass!