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Mireina
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9mo
added comment inProject - Blob to Box
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My last minute assignment. It was pretty hard to imagine it completely without reference!
Mireina
9mo
New ones after watching the demo, for sure it made this "sculpting" approach much clearer to me. And thanks @Gannon Beck for your kind words!
@srodriguez98
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10mo
For some reason I'm only seeing the thumbnail of the video (as a photo) and there's no play button for the video itself. Has anyone else had this issue? I've gotten the same error on mac, ipad & iphone.
It was driving me crazy for few hours as I like to watch with subtitles, I was clearing cookies etc and no luck, In any case you can download movie from downloads.
Dermot
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10mo
Stan, thanks for the intuitive Demo.
Yeah.
You mention 7 mins in that you didn't use a grid and refered to a previous lesson. Don't beat me up, please, but which lesson was that ?
Geert-Jan
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10mo
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Man, this was super hard to do! I did some separate cylinder studies. The tanks where drawn from imagination.
Hello, I've noticed that your left cylinder from separate cylinders is wrong because you started with the wrong box. Since a base for a perfect circle is a perfect square, when we look at it from that angle, it should create a vertical rectangle in perspective, not a horizontal one (that's what happens when we look from the top or bottom). Also, the inside rectangle was constructed wrong, what made the opposite effect of the rule that the further ellipse is always wider than the front one.
In a van - the further wheel should be narrower than the close one, that was explained in the X and X-ray tips :)
Mireina
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10mo
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Honestly, I wouldn't say I like trucks so I made it with no love, will try later to add some ellipsis drawings on other objects as for sure I need to stop ignoring this shape's existence.
My biggest issue is that I'm not really sure where the major axis is inside a plane. I find it the easiest to construct them in boxes that are facing me, and then all the rules from the previous lessons are well applied but in a 2/3-point perspective I feel like I'm missing something....
