Here, I took a shot at drawing a skull I found on Sketchfab. (https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/chamois-rupicapra-rupicapra-8c279797eed148ddac38f6e78b73e27f) I also explored how hydraulic mechanisms work on a digger and applied that concept to the skull. I really enjoy this way of thinking—studying organic forms, mechanizing them, and turning them into an interesting design. (https://sketchfab.com/MUVHN)

I absolutely loved it. Being patient and drawing over and over, just like a professional musician with a very fine attitude, I really loved how simple but effective it was and OMG the final fine fantastic fierce force jet in the end gave me chills. Thanks you for this video and all the rest. Go Go Marshall.❤️

I really appreciate apps like this, I use “Destiny 2” mobile app for 3D models. It is an application designed for in game items there are lots of different spaces ships, guns, vehicles and lores inside the game which all of them have 3D models inside the phone app. For the last assignment I used this app in order to find references, I drew City Apex the space ship and an Auto Rifle. There are so many more in the game which are mesmerizing. I appreciate 3D applications like Zolly, I think they are great help for training your eyes and brain. Thank you for sharing Marshall.

I tried to warmup with these blobs, they feel so free and give confidence after you dance with them on the paper, actually I used to draw boxes to start my warmup for the day, but this is so much fun, gives me easier persuasion of what I want to be far or close.

Thank you, Marshall.

Thanks everyone for being patient and for joining the challenge! There were a lot of great entries, but these are the artists the team picked. Congrats to the winners! I'll be reaching through DM soon to add your prizes to your account. Winners 1. @Ricardo Martinez (2 courses and 1 model pack) 2. @Amu Noor (1 course and 1 model pack) 3. @Christian Schlierkamp (1 course) Runner Ups @itay_shlomi (2 model packs) @Devon D. Yeider (2 model packs) Random Pick @Xana Mendonca (1 course)

This assignment reminded me of the visual memory games from Drawing Basics. Thanks so much Marshall for the blob method. It helped so much with figuring out the orientations of the boxes! When drawing something with multiple tumbling boxes like a figure, how should I make sure that those smaller forms conform to the perspective of a larger box that envelopes the figure? I often feel that the individual perspectives feel right but don’t work together.

It looks so much easier than it is done. Even with somthing as simpel as a knife.

Day 8-9: Rhinos Start moving to the territory of organic forms. Rhinos are just cool animals to draw. I know that Marshall mentioned the " X " in a plane can be useful to keep track of proportion, but I am still not sure how that works after a number of attempts. Simplifying the organic object into 4 blobs makes my life easier in drawing it from different perspectives. Question: How do you guys understand the 3d form of subjects (or draw cross contours)? Quite honest, I found it easier to understand the subject if I could see things in real life.

I’ve completed the assignment, but I struggled a bit with understanding how the converging lines should meet at the vanishing point. It was tricky to keep the perspective consistent in different orientations.