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Dermot
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3d
added comment inZolly: The Ultimate Perspective Tool
Does anyone know what FOV means ?
Max Long
3d
Field of view.
Dermot
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7d
Asked for help
I'm having trouble seeing the side view of the patterns
assigned to the assignment. So I reviewed the views explained in the video.
I can see the value in all these lessons.
They are puzzles for sure.
Dermot
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8d
Asked for help
Struggling with orthos here.
I wanted to see if I understood but clearly don't.
I sketched a freehand wall with flower basket and it's
bracket (from imagination) obique view,
Then drew a Top View and Side View but got into a knot trying to work out
how to connect the Obilque View to them.
Any suggestion would be great ?
:) :(
Oh ! Just reviewed the Understanding Orthos video !
This problem isn't really Orthos as Orthos are taken ourt of perspective.
It's more an XYZ problem to create an Oblique View.... I think.
Still, any further advise would be great to get me on track.
:(
Asked for help
Still working on the Ortho Puzzles, but
here are some of my basic XYZ boxes.
Any feedback would be great.
Thanks
:)
Dermot
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11d
Asked for help
Marshall, you are always .......on cue ....... with a brilliant magical video!
I've been trying to work out how to rotate the billiard table
without moving the billiard balls everywhere !
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Tricks-Games-Pool-Table-Hermann/dp/0486218147
Dermot
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14d
Marshall here's my first attempt to draw a Toy Plane after viewing the demo.
The photos are only to reflect what toy I was looking at.
I drew it freehand next time I'd use tools.
Although I followed through with measurements using paper marks for comparison.
At the end I could see many errors with respect to the connected views and getting all four views on the A4 paper.
I think, not connecting the plans and getting the underlying line
proportions was my biggest error(s)!
Is there a way to draw out the horizontal and vertical line plan first,
connecting all the views, without getting lost in a maze of lines
or is it best to work it out as you draw?
The photos don't show the views as I observed them.
The camera does not capture what I see or would that be
the method used to take the photograph?
In the end I omitted the front view of the back wheel, as it
highlighted more mistakes between connected views !
I could see a portion of the back wheel ( when viewed from the front), which the camera didn't.
For a moment I was making funny noises, I forgot I was drawing
and was electric welding the wings on!
:)
Thanks again.
Dermot
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23d
Stan, thanks for the intro to Light and Shadow.
Here are some eye balls I tried to shade a while back.
They don't look right any help would be great, thanks.
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23d
Those are good! Next up you should try putting those irises on an eyeball and make that 3d. That's very appropriate since we just learned about spheres.
After you get the hang of that, the challenge will be putting those eyeballs into eye sockets, and wrapping eyelids around them in a way that you can still feel the round eyeball pushing through!
Dermot
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24d
So the drill has been replaced by a very heavy looking Anchor.
I feel Sunk !
" Figure Out" - Does this expression mensa you used mathematics?
Marshall thanks for sharing the critiques.