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Dave Sakamoto
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added comment inAssignment - Labeling Lines for Spatial Understanding
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After much procrastination, I was able to finish this assignment. This was challenging but fun once I got into the flow.
Dave Sakamoto
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2d
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Here are my arrows. It was difficult placing the back of the arrow head, especially the outer sides.
With digital, i think it is easier to render smooth and uniform values so i will try to focus my comment on on thing that stroke me on your 5’ sphere: some kind of halo effect which i related to some values in your dark mid tones being stronger that your light shadows. Attached is an image where i sampled your image to illustrate
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So smooth
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I'm not quite sure if I labeled the axes correctly, but I gave it the ol' college try. Is there a difference between YZ and ZY or XZ and ZX?
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These look great, the only thing I noticed is that these diagonals in green would be XYZ since they are moving up, back and in, while the two on the other side are only moving in and up.
My understanding is that the convention is YZ and XZ and the order determines orientation.
Dave Sakamoto
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This assignment requires a certain level of concentration. One should not attempt this while watching The Wheel of Time. You end up making many mistakes and not understanding what's going on in the show.
Dave Sakamoto
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Phew! Cranked out these bad boys over the weekend. I've grown to love the stretch and pinch.
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This wooden block car reminds me of an AMC Pacer. Which makes perfect sense, because what child wouldn't want a toy AMC Pacer? None.
Nice work, Dave!
The angles on the form of the wooden car will make an excellent challenge, and so will the axles and wheels! Great job lining up those angles on your various viewpoints (top, side, and front and back). Drawing the orthos for this wooden vehicle brings you one step closer to drawing your own AMC Pacer from imagination.
Thank you for introducing me to this cool car!
Dave Sakamoto
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2mo
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All you need is LOVE. Here's my homage to Heinz Edelmann and his work on the 1968 film Yellow Submarine.
Dave Sakamoto
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This assignment was fun. It was hard deciding on the ten artists for the masters list. Everyday I'd swap one out for another.
