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These are my attempts post demo and post critique! I gotta say the hardest ones were the meat grinder and blow torch, just cause they have little tiny details that I forgot when I was doing this visual memory exercise.
In would do a little study before hand trying to identify how boxes I would need. For example on the blow torch I noticed I need 7-8 boxes, and realized how else can I remember these shapes that will go into these boxes?
not sure if you can see on the study sketch in pen, I noticed the top part looks like a telescope, the body is like a spray can, the bottom part looks like a fish lol.
i tried my best and it was hard to remember the little details, but it was a fun exercise for visual memory and perspective :)
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It’s time to see how well your visual memory really is! In this critique, I’ll be going over some common issues like proportion errors and inconsistent perspective.
I’ll be looking at level 1 submissions this time and the level 2 critique will be next week.
Here are my attempts after watching Stan's demo. Although my perspective isn't completely accurate, I feel much more confident memorizing and imagining 3-dimensional objects in my mind.