Charlie Nicholson
San Diego
One o' them PROKO peeps... gotta watch out fer them.
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Josua M
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16d
added comment inAssignment - Isometric Optical Illusions
Asked for help
Hi! I noticed that the English subtitles are not aligned with the audio. Could you please adjust the timing? Thanks!
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3d
Sorry for the lateness on this, it's fixed now though.
N. Yeagy
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23d
All set 👍🏼
Quick question, how often will a class be released?
I would love to add it to my calendar so I can stay on track😃
I am geeking out on all that has been posted so far.
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19d
we're starting out posting premium episodes twice weekly, and that will transition into weekly postings as we get past the introduction portion of the course. We try to release on Tuesdays and Thursdays, but our publishing team has a lot to juggle so sometimes they come out a day later.
As for free lesson releases, those will be monthly for the most part, because there is often quite a bit of premium lessons to release in between each of them.
Espy
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25d
It's so eyeopening getting a deeper look at how artists utilize their mastery of perspective and bend it at their will to create different and unique results. The dance both perspective and composition to get there. Between the last lesson and this one, I really like your discussions about composition and how crucial they are to making any piece of art effective. I would love in the future to take a composition course from you if you're ever planning to do so in the future, or have previously done so before. Or at the very least, I would love to know where I can take a course to learn more about that. Obviously that would be something to pursue later after this course, but It's definitely one part of the fundamentals of art that really fascinate me.
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25d
We would love to someday do a composition class with Marshall, it's a subject he's taught at local colleges
I want more! I want to start learning and getting assignments. Can't wait!
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25d
Next week will include the next assignment :)
Ruth Waite
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29d
I don't know how to find these images on the website. How do you find them in the Community section?
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29d
You can see it all in the comments section for the first lesson: Perspective for Drawing Everything. Just navigate to that lesson and scroll down
Kai Ju
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29d
Question, is there a posting schedule for this course? I keep forgetting to check so I kinda just want a rough time to know when to come see if there's new videos.... Weekly? Every two weeks? Just wanna make sure I don't end up forgetting all about it....
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29d
For now it's twice a week (not counting this week), but we're going to settle into weekly releases soon. There will be one this week, it should be posted shortly- it will be a critique of the assignment of this lesson group.
Jacob Granillo
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1mo
What should I buy for this perspective course?
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1mo
We've got the materials lesson in the calendar for late next week
chekdot
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2mo
Asked for help
Hello Fellow Artists! I am Chekdot 😁.
Besides being able to understand perspective, my immediate goal is to be able to draw vehicles in perspective. Additionally, I struggle a lot with making wheels in perspective. Examples below, some are from a movie, Redline (hope that's OK) which has extreme perspective and some from Evangelion artist Yoshiyuki Sadamoto.
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1mo
Redline is amazing. Funky Boy!
Nia Kovalevski
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4mo
If I already accomplished several perspective courses and am somewhat experienced with perspective, would it make sense to take only the second part of the course?
Just not to repeat everything like kinds of perspective ect. from the very beginning.
Not that I wouldn't want to buy both parts, but am unfortunately limited on budget. :)
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4mo
The only way to really gauge if that's the right choice for you is to watch some of the free episodes as they start to release (once October comes around). If the subjects seem like things you want to dive deeper into, then you have your answer.
