Blender basics course needs to post the photo for the chess pieces he is using, plus a pdf of buttons would be nice. Anything would work too

In Blender Basics @Jose Vega can you post the photograph of the chess pieces? It would be super helpful to also have a keymap that people could use to help with getting the keys down.

Slightly off topic but does anyone else have a pile of french curves that they never use? What are they? What do they want? I wanted to round off some edges on the isometric assignment I've been fumbling with but... kind of at a loss XD Is it really just having the patience of a saint and trying to work out what curve I need to use or can you organize them in some sort of fashion?

Is the class over? Do we get to learn stuff yet?

When I scale in after moving my line it works but there is another cylinder layer that remains. no idea why

This is so hard to follow. Say what you are DOING. What buttons you are pressing not what they do. holy crap this is frustrating.

One area where I can at least excell in quantity if not quality. These other sketches put mine to shame. But I do try and fill up sketchbooks fast. This book I filled from 10/8-11/14. I try to watch sketching videos and imitate people I admire like Kim Jung Gi, Peter Han, or Karl Kopinski. I like experimenting with different materials and paper. I like iterating on similar themes and doing comfortable drawings to warm up.

I have taken several perspective courses. They are all completely different. It's good for ya

Anyone remember the reference photo organizer program Stan talked about? What's it called?