I’ve been working on it, and honestly, it’s harder than I expected. My lines are still wobbly, and it’s frustrating not to see the improvement I hoped for. But I can feel my hand getting a bit more steady with each try. This exercise is definitely helping, so I think I’ll keep using it as a warm-up before drawing. Thanks Marshall!

Raden Saleh DCFOA : 4/4/3/5/4 Jean-Léon Gérôme DCFOA : 5/5/4/5/4 Giovanni Paolo Panini DCFOA : 4/5/3/4/3

This isometric optical illusion assignment was actually pretty fun, even though it took a lot of focus and really made my brain work!

I have already collected 4 reference images from artists 荻pote, Yusuke Murata, Mika Pikazo, and Mogoon, whose styles will serve as a standard for my skill development. For my big-picture goal, I want to focus on two areas: -How to effectively exaggerate organic shapes, like body parts or natural forms, while maintaining a sense of perspective. -Developing the ability to draw objects or scenes from angles that I can’t easily find references for. This could include complex poses or dynamic environments, where perspective plays a major role in conveying depth and scale.