Really good excercise! Thought I knew this but blew the 2nd straight away by making ellipses, ignoring the absolut basics of one point perspective. Glad I realized it though and went at it again it with straight on circles for cylinder caps. Then got brain freeze on starting the 3rd and did as suggested, starting with boxes to lock in the cylinders. To sort it out in my head and to get it better, then made a go at it again.

Starting out here and I can see that third part will require that box practice and a redo. But suggestion about all parts are still welcome (although given the course age and lack of responses below, I'm not raising my hopes up)

Took some humility to draw cylinders for an hour but glad I did it. Very good practice and helps a lot with making the perspective intuitive. I feel like I restricted my notional vanishing points to the scope of the page, and I realize now that if I had expanded the horizon line beyond the page I could have created a greater variety of perspectives.

My submission for freehand cylinder assignment. Any feedback is welcome

My first assignment submitted to Proko.com! The 2-point perspective part was a bit harder than expected! I'm sure I'll get the hang of it intuitively with time.

I know there aren’t many drawings, but I wanted to make sure I was on the right track, especially with the 2 pp.

Is anything except the cylinder count incorrect? Any feedback is welcome 🙏😊

Hi there! Please let me know if there are anything incorrect with my assignment submission. Would love to know specifically if cylinders 1, 6, 7, 8, 14 and 18 in assignment 2 are correctly drawn and are still considered a 1-point perspective. Thanks!

joining the club!

Personally, I want to be able to draw both, traditionally & digitally. So, my assignment is twice that.

I had the most difficulty with the 2pp. I am not sure how successful I was.

Free hand was fun. 1 and 2 pt was a bit difficult to do in the beginning without a guide. But after practicing a few with a guide I gave it another go without one.

This was a humbling exercise for me. Took way longer to wrap my head around than I expected and I still feel like my 2 point stuff feels a bit tenuous. I tried doing a variety of different points along the same horizon which i am really not used to. I feel kinda unsure on whether or not they look right.

decided to go extra scary and use pen and paper lol. Feedback welcome!

Hello everyone, I don't know if I'm doing something wrong, but my two ellipsis are looking very different from one another, the one closer to VP1 looks so much wider? I guess there is something off, but I can't tell what it is. Happy practicing!