Dear Marshall! I am taking your perspective course, and I am excited to see your artworks, too. Thank you for making this video, I learned a lot. It was also an interesting history lesson. :)

Wow! I guess I never realized how my art works... I just did it. As a kid, I always drew from imagination or by watching anime and trying to replicate the characters without stopping the show. I was very creative as a kid I must say. And fearless. But then as I grew older, things have changed. I can't even remember when was the last time I drew without a reference photo, because I like to be precise. Thank you for showing all these spontaneous artworks, I love them all! They inspire me to draw whatever comes to my mind. I will keep a mini sketchbook around so I can draw whenever the inspiration fairy visits me.

I really like that he mentioned the freedom of an artist: you can choose aesthetic over technical truth.

Hi guys! Nice to be here :) My name is Maja, and I am a self-taught artist who has always regretted not going to art school but pursuing another career. It came out of nowhere but I decided to learn perspective! Because it's fascinating and seems like a riddle that I want to solve. And I am also dreaming about creating my own comic one day, and I don't want it to be just a dream. 1. Masters: (1-2) Stefan Große Halbuer (plastic.pen) (3) Sachin Teng (4-6) Katsuhiro Otomo (author of AKIRA) (7) Kim Jung Gi (8-9) Moebius 2. Big picture goal: (1) Really want to learn how to draw things from different angles. People, food, vehicles, animals, and whatever my heart desires. (2) I never ever draw background! But why not? I really would like to learn how to draw imposing buildings, breathtaking sites and creative indoor spaces. (And also I am a sucker for bird's eye view!) I am excited about your course! Let me learn a lot. :)