I tried it at first using the brush tool and midway switched to the lasso tool. I had trouble picking out the proper values to simplify the painting. I was trying to get the face values on but it looked off so I just kept it simple. Any tips would be nice. Thank you.

I started with the side view and did the rest from memory. Lol I noticed that I should have started from the 3/4 angle but I'll try the others that way.

I used some disney characters for the different proportions task. Reconstructing the twisted pose of N°18 from a different angle made my head hurt. It reminded me of the "double vision" assignments that Walt Stanchfield gave to his students, where he made them draw from life reference but draw the pose as some cartoon character. It is hard but a lot of fun. https://thinkinganimation.com/Handouts/WaltStanchfield/18ws_double_vision.pdf

Here are a couple from me. If I have more time, I'll do a few more.

I began by analyzing the wheelbarrow’s structure and familiarizing myself with the model. I used the trapezoidal front shape as one measurement unit and a different unit for the width of the wood plank. Next, I set aside my analysis sketch and drew a new one from memory. I then verified the structure by rotating the reference to a similar angle. I discovered that the proportions of the box-like area and the handle were incorrect, and the front wheel angle was off. Although I recalled most parts of the wheelbarrow, I noticed that the 3D model’s front and back wooden parts were not properly connected with nails, which would make the wheelbarrow structurally unsound. Analyzing the structure was enjoyable, and I plan to create additional sketches to better understand proportions and details.

quick animation of me trying to understand the rotation

Blobs to boxes really helped with this exercise!

(LVL 2) Used cylinders to position the boxes but I always struggled with twisting lol so I will redo the assignment again to get a better understanding.

I always have trouble with the up and down head poses. Any feedback on that would be great. Thank you.