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@writedrawface
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1mo
added comment inProject - Notan Master Thumbnails
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This was a great assignment! I really enjoyed learning how to observe values in different pieces. I used three values for each thumbnail and struggled with choosing the right one but I'm glad to have gained a stronger understanding and thought process behind values.
@writedrawface
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2mo
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Using more than one pencil was definitely a challenge, but I enjoyed learning how to pay attention to the amount of pressure put down and filling in as much as possible of each square.
Steve Lenze
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2mo
What makes the box look twisted is using the center line to sell the idea. I did a couple of examples to show you what I mean.
So merging the center line with the sides kind of? How do I make the center line so that it fits both sides? And how do the planes line up then? I tried imagining the bottom plane twisted and lining them up but that didn't seem to work.
Sorry if I'm misinterpreting. Trying to create a twisted box makes my brain hurt and I'm doing my best to understand it
@writedrawface
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2mo
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This was really challenging but fun. The meat grinder was definitely the hardest for me.
I could really use some guidance on twisting the boxes. No matter what I do I just can't seem to get them right. I marked all the ones I wanted to twist with an X above them. If anyone could provide some feedback I'd really appreciate it. Thank you
@writedrawface
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2mo
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I could really use some guidance on twisting the boxes. No matter what I do I just can't seem to get them right. I marked all the ones I wanted to twist with an X above them. If anyone could provide some feedback I'd really appreciate it. Thank you
@writedrawface
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2mo
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I created a wacky apartment complex with a waterslide out of window. The perspective was fun to figure out
@writedrawface
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2mo
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Trying to capture the twisting effect with the blobs was hard so I need to practice that more.
@writedrawface
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2mo
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Finding the twists was challenging but fun. I'm looking forward to seeing how we implement this in future lessons.
