Assignment - How to Draw in One-Point Perspective

playing around the assignment :p

WordArt for the win

These are a few days old, need to try to implement the instruction from the next video.

still working on it. I worked on some letters and took them to digital and used tools (only the ruler) over there. let me know if this is correct.

I was not that motivated for this one. Just writing my name did not feel that exciting to me and I have done some one point perspective drawings before so just doing letters felt too easy. It was not! It required a lot of thinking to get right and it turns out letters are quite good to use because you automatically get a variety of different shapes to practice with. Anyway here is my name where I used a ruler and then 20 freehand sketches.

Last second submission, hopefully not too lateĄ..

I had fun with this, but the result was undesirable. No worries! I'll keep practicing until I find desirability.

These were a lot of fun. Ran into some interesting design problems where it would look better to consider more carefully where the walls of the extruded shapes fall in relation to the edges of the main shapes. Some edges lined up too closely to the perspective lines to look good.

This was surprisingly more difficult (for me) when the angles of my name didn't want to disappear correctly haha! That was unexpected problem solving I had to do. Onto the next assignment!

I find the ones, where the vanishing point is "inside" (?) not very believable. Ok, done by a beginner by hand, which might be the most suitable explanation why. Or is it more readable if I'd put the vanishing point not straight in the middle?

Using the isometric grid was fun. In the second image: the name by which my mother used to call me. I thought a Fraktur font would be nice, but it was a bit of a challenge.

Here is my basic attempt at doing the perspective mame. I did a basic font style and did one that extends into infinity and one that stops after a short depth.

Hey Marshall 😊 Here is my assignment for this one point perspective exercise... I couldn't resist to try with two point also, as I found this exercise really fun, and made variations with subjects I love 👍🏻

I feel lucky my name is just 3 letters ! I took this assignment as an opportunity to make a mini illustration and just to have fun with perspective :)

This was kinda fun, but I must admit to having more fun with the melted pancake landscapes.

This is probably all I can do for now. I would try to make one more before the 5th. But what can you see needs work here? (Besides the clean-up) And of my roughs which one you like the better?