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

Hi, my name is Nikki and my goal is to learn exaggerated perspective for animation and to learn to use perspective creatively in storyboard for good visual storytelling. My favourite artists are: - Richard Williams: I love how he can move the camera freely in his traditional animations. His characters have so much volume and life even when stylised. - Satoshi Kon: He has a more realistic style and I love the way he uses perspective and movement to tell his stories. Very dynamic and great shot transitions! - Megumi Ishitani: I love Oda his perspective in One Piece but I was blown away when I saw Ishitani her directing of One Piece episodes. Her use of perspective and colour is very dynamic and playful and I absolutely love it! - Juanjo Guarnido: I really love his cinematic approach to still images and the detail in his panels. There are a lot more artists (especially animators) that I love but these four capture the direction I want to go in right now.

Beside the old masters (whom I love), I decided to choose the work of 3 of my favorite artists. - Gustave Doré (french illustrator, 1832 - 1883), - Maurice Leloir (french painter and illustrator, 1853 - 1940) - Alan Lee, known for his illustrations of LOTR What I love with them is that they use the perspective to make their creative worlds seems real, their sense of light, shading, anatomy, movement is making it alive, beautiful to see... But the perspective is like the foundation that holds all the ingredients together to make it work. I would like to understand and absorbe this visual language so that I can draw characters in worlds that seems "real", be able to tell a story with my drawings, give them a sense of 3D, know how to work with the light. So I can express myself, create, make good pictures.

Thank you so much I'm so happy to be a part of this perspective course! ☺️ Can't wait to begin learning with you Marshall, ready to absorb all the knowledge that I miss 💪🏻