Did both 2 and 3 values and also did movie scenes as a level 1.5 before doing a level 2 still life.

After the 5 minute paintings, it really felt relaxing to do the ones with min time instead of max time.

Loved the combination of 3d form and gesture in this section, it really helped me get more accurate with skulls compared with the previous section.

Top 5 skulls in the 1st image are from reference and the other 10 were invented.

Did the normal mode exercise without a timer first and then did it with the recommended timers, it really pushed to make it more painterly. In the hard mode exercise, I did the 4 painting from life (not photo) on Procreate and also added the photo of what I was painting. After going through the timers, I had an easier time making the epic mode exercise more painterly and faster without a timer.

Had fun experimenting with hue.

Struggled with the donuts at first but after rendering the first ones, started to get the hang of it.

Definitely the hardest perspective exercises so far, thinking in simple volumes really helped me maintain info in my head after just 2 minutes of looking at the reference.

I somehow struggled more with the ones from imagination than the reference ones, trying to come up with poses from imagination without being repetitive made it harder for me.

Architecture isn't something I'm used to drawing but always good to get out of my comfort zone, avoided detailing much to focus on the main volumes. Also adding the inspiration images.