is this part of the course covers all the material of Marshall perspective first part of his course? I'm really not sure if I should buy Marshall's course or is it the same...

Yo! So these were fun but a bit hard for me to do. The curved box is the one I’m having the most trouble with, I’ll admit that I do need to practice more gesture drawing though. The other one is the imploding box, I’m just not liking the curve. Any tip would help! Thank you!

got my boxes doin weird things

Great lesson, thanks. Woof Woof

My try

During our lesson this week I was noticing how animated you are while teaching. I was enjoying how your body language was reflecting exactly what you were doing to the boxes. My thoughts were confirmed 4.49 seconds in!🤣😂🤣

My practice.

Hey @Proko I have a question: if I make it to this point in the course, as of right now, how much more is there in development? Like, is this 50%, 75%, 95% of what's planned? Curious for planning purposes.

04:48 tiara 🤣

Practiced more deformations. Then added in more practice at dividing and wrapping contours. The hatching is quick and sloppy.

Finally caught back up with the class! When would I need to upload this assignment by to be included in feedback session?

I drew variations of the same box, making them progressively more curved. The biggest challenge was figuring out the bottom arc of the curved plane when it's hidden. And by the same token, I struggled to imagine the whole bottom plane. It's not like drawing through a box, where I know the rules so at least know when something's off and know how to fix it. Do any of you have any tips to share on drawing through deformed boxes?

Thank you Stan. I quite like doing this exercise, it's been something that I practiced almost since the beginning on my own. This and ribbons is really important to understand movement and to teach you how to think on your construction of an object. On a side not. I haven't received a notification on this lesson and the Ginger Root people critique, was it just me?

I'm doing the perspective challenge. This is the day for the grandfather clock. Try to apply what I learned here and try to give some personality(really need to learn more words for different types of personality to expand my visual library). Can it be even scarier or exaggerated? Btw HBD in advance, Stan.

Thanks for the video! I made the accordion for the instrument in the perspective challenge. I thought it was fitting here as well. The twisting is hard to do while preserving the dimensions of the ends. Messing it up makes the form look tapered. Getting the sides to turn in space properly and not look inflated, deflated, or stretched is going to take some more practice.