Here is my most recent stuff, as well as the assignment work I posted in the previous video which is a few days old, more carefully done, yet perhaps less confident as I am noticing mistakes. If anyone else is having trouble with intuiting perpendicular angles from all sort of viewer positions like I am, the transparent forms found on Amazon are a lifesaver - you can look through them to see the way axes progress in any type of rotation or tilt.

Was a fun exercise! I quickly sketched those freehand (except the one horizon line) and repeated the axes like a mantra. That way I got faster and was even reminded on my elementary school math lessons :). Wonderful!

Late again, but I am catching up :). I wanted to use a little bit the freedom I was given, since the given puzzles were always from one perspective only. So I put in some cats. There is one cat though that should appear on the assignment puzzles so I guess a little mistake happened on your end Marshall :D. Just kidding. Great exercise!

I know, I am too late. I wanted to upload anyways. I did the Proko Skull in Ortho. I got it as a present for christmas :)

Okay this time for real: this is the last time I upload a simple photo before I can get back to my scanner. I wonder how I will scan big newspaper tho. 🫢 These are imagined positions without reference.

Cool! You colorcoded muscle groups. I want to make it a routine do warm up with gesture and anatomy. That‘s such important knowledge.

Many lines, many times! I made more faces and rendered two of them. I don‘t have my blending stump here and also not my scanner but my next uploads will be with better equipment. I promise! :)

Hey Patrick. Happy belated St. Patrick‘s Day! I normally do digital or pencil but I started out with charcoal for this course and I am making progress with mileage as you say it. I drew some faces out of imagination and right away I wanted to add their body physique to the faces. I numbered them it is easy to find the pairs. I am not in my home country therefore I cannot scan but only take pictures in daylight. kind regards!

thanks for the critique! I had to laugh when you said "he looks like holding for dear life". I value everything you said and will keep these tips in my mind! Loved the course.

Sorry for the mix up with the lower leg in the beginning. I put both on the same page. This course was awesome! I will now dive deeper into charcoal and will make an elaborate shading when I improved my shading skills. i can repeat how much I love this platform and I just wished that my younger self would have known about this earlier.