This was also another fun practice learning experience, Marshall. Also, you don't suck at jokes. I understand now why drawing lines is important for us artists to get our concept for our ideas out onto our paper during our process. I am aiming to do this a few more times over the weekend and challenge my brain since I love doing puzzles to solve the different angles next, which should be a fun challenge for me to tackle. I'm looking forward to doing it. Also, this was the very first time I ever learned how to use a compass for my very first time. It's a pretty impressive tool to have at our disposal. I think it can come in quite handy at times.

I truly had the funniest time coming up with my own Isometric Illusion with this assignment, Marshall. I learned a lot from this video as you reviewed it. I am planning on practicing more during the weekend for fun. It truly was a fun exercise.

Thanks so much Marshall on bringing Phil onto us and get to chat about how he got to his job while learning Perspective. This was really insightful to listen to of how he got to where he is now. I am loving these type of videos with the special guests included in the course. They are tons of fun to listen to. Interview is so inspiring truly.

I'm all caught up!

I just followed along with this video tonight with my brush pen on my sketchbook that I've been drawing on for this course. I haven't drawing or practiced on my line-work which seems like ages since I took my last drawing class at my local college a few years back. This was a very fun exercise Peter thanks for sharing with us. Any tips on how I can improve on my Line Work Marshall, Peter or classmates? I could defiantly use all the tips needed to get better with this.

I know I'm turning in my Isometric Assignment a bit late to get Critiqued. But I honestly highly enjoyed messing around with my perspective viewpoints on this one using my lovely art tools today. I would love some Critique on it and how I can improve using my tools to create more fun stylized drawings. Got any advice Marshall or any fellow art students can give me pointers. I am gladly all ears and willing to listen and experiment further down.

I’ve been trying to draw the Columns from the gateway to the fourth dimension

I truly enjoyed this mini lesson Marshall. Whenever I find time to sit down and actually draw and practice drawing. I always seem to so lost when it comes to going through each step as well as letting me hand do the thinking for me while doing the fun spontaneious route as well. Looking forward to the upcoming assignments to practice on.

Yay, I am quickly catching up to the course again. This was a real great insight on what's to come Marshsall. I already have my pencils and erasers in hand. Plan on stacking up on more of my fave erasers though and will be adding the others on the list for the upcoming lessons this week.

Just found more time to continue with my lessons. Loved this video a ton like the previous in the course. Thanks for showcasing the talented artists you know well with us Marshall. The talk was so truly inspiring with getting used to experimentation with our craft as we grow which I appreciate hearing and can't wait to do. This course has been motivating me to continue on practicing with drawing again lately which I appreciate of you putting together and can't wait to continue to continue to draw through next year as often as I can from here on out. :)