Here is my modest contribution for this little challenge :) Thank you all for what you are doing, you guys can't imagine how much you are helping me with all your awesome videos, such a great inspirational ressource, i love watching the proko channel on youtube, as well as the draftsmen podcast... Thank you so much I sticked with the 30 minutes for all the 3 drawings ("setting" and miscellaneous include) :)

hello ! This exercice gave me the excuse to dig through my favorite art books once again 🥳 There are so much beautiful / masterful painting to see, it was so difficult to choose which one I would analyse. What I saw during doing this is that there is always a little bit of the 5 ways to create depht in a picture, but the accent is frequently put on 2 - 3 ways and not all 5 at the same time. (exemple : overlap, diminution, atmospheric perspective.). That gave me ideas of what to choose to have a winning composition :D Tried to make the images as readable as I can (not a pro of graphic tablet/photoshop) :) Thank you Marshall for this lesson and exercice, I just loved (!) doing it

Hey Marshall ! 👋🏻 I did this exercice twice, one page from yesterday, and the other today :) Tried to challenge myself, varying the angles to start... Left to right, right to left, bottom to top, top to bottom. Not a simple exercice, but i will certainly stick with it as i think it could allow more freedom for freehand sketches I will redraw it till i can align broadcast patterns on antique television set 😂

This interview is truly inspiring, thank you ✨ And if your friends don't let you study, dump them !

This 5 minute video taught me more about angles than the entirety of my school career

Hi Marshall ! :) Here is my assignment for this lesson, it was so fun to do, In the first image i made some experimentations with the angles of the triangles, and a bunch of copies of isometric optical illusions that i found on the web, The second picture is my "final" project, i made it from my imagination, after studying by making copies, tried to mess up the angles :) It was not simple but very valuable, thank you

Already have all the tools :D Just so happy to be here having the opportunity to get along with this course 🥳

It was so inspirational, I never been so hyped for a course :D Thank you Marshall, really appreciate the art history infused with this perspective lessons

I've been drawing seriously for a little over a year now. And the more I learn, the more I discover that drawing is problem-solving. I'm loving it. In many ways, it is like solving a puzzle with creativity. The more times you solve the puzzle, the more efficient shortcuts you discover via intuition.

Made a bunch of copies of Hans Vredeman de Vries drawings, very informative work, I'm so pleased with this video, got so much motivation from it :) Thank you Marshall