I found this really useful in learning in how to utilize different values based on the composition.

I’ve got some big news! My family just welcomed our third child! It was a bit of an early surprise, but we’re all doing great. Basics students - With this change, the next three months might run a little differently. I’ve built up a backlog of content to keep things moving, but there might still be an occasional gap. If a week goes by without new material, just know it’s temporary. Things will get back to normal soon. Thanks for your patience as I adjust to life with three kids and gives some attention to my little one. In the meantime, keep practicing, revisit older lessons, or share your progress with the community. I appreciate all of you. Thanks for being such a supportive group!

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.

"Happy to help! Let’s review the marked boxes together."

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.

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.

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

I created a wacky apartment complex with a waterslide out of window. The perspective was fun to figure out