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Florian Haeckh
This was hard and fun at the same time.
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Juice
They are fun to look at :) Nice
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Johannes Schiehsl
If you are like me and the major axis gives you major headaches: don't worry. Scott Robertson in his book describes how the minor axis is key to place the ellipse successfully in perspective. Nevertheless: I made a little animation to make it easier to observe what is happening with the major axis. You can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/R4XWJ1ct1gI
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Juice
Good animation 👍🏼 thanks
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Juice
Here is my kind tank. It took a bit too long for me to clean up my messy sketch and make it digital. Im learning to draw in Clip studio paint on my iPad.
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@mariabygrove
Trying another one, more ambitious, with cylinders going along every axis. One thing I struggled with is how to join the chimney cylinders to the engine cylinder - could someone please help? Also, I feel like the perspective is too drastic and it makes the whole thing distorted. Should I have put the vanishing points further away?
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Juice
Cute locomotive!
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Martin M
Level 1 - BOX CAR! I had a lot of fun with the boxes here. Will try to focus more on the cylinders for lvl2
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Juice
Cool!
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Juice
Balanced poses from reference and poses reimagined in motion
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Juice
Ooh curvy twisty things sound like fun
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Juice
What you said as an exersice to Martin drawing something else in form of boxes and reimagine the angle. I made that before with a cool picture and pose of the Hulk :) and made it from a different angle. I didnt post it though. It was fun!
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Juice
Yaay cylinders! Not just boxes now we get some round shapes also. Lets go!
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Juice
Here are level 1and level 2 assignments.
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Juice
I noticed misstakes now. The box for the hand is deeper further a way on picture 3 and 4. But its just visible because i made it see though with x ray vision lines visible.
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Juice
Colored perspective drawing of Lego Wolverine😊
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Juice
I made a lego wolverine!
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Juice
Here is the final drawing! This was so fun. Have barely used colors since the basic course started. And i love colors.
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Juice
I made Lego Steve! (The foto quality isnt great But the best i can do the closest 6 hours til its darker outside and my daylight lamp works. I can’t take foto outside its snow and -20 ˚c)
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Juice
I have an idea for next one i want to do. Lego wolverine with one leg forward. And maybe make a clean drawing with color afterwards
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Juice
I made Steve in 2 point perspective. I will make it a bit harder and try to make a Lego figure. Still blocky. But with some angles and some curves.
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Juice
I did one more attempt after i studied Loomis a bit.
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Juice
This was a good challenge. Here is my assignment + warmup
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Juice
I can see that the eye furthest away on the second one is a bit to big and a bit off.
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Juice
Ive done this warm up and gone back to figure drawing fundamenthal. And do the robo bean (my nemesis) parallell with these perspective excersices. I dont want to go forward in that course til i get the robo bean right. And i hav been stuck on that one for a long time now. And hade made a pause from it. But yesterday i tried again and finally saw some improvements and i was mostly very close to what Proko draw. (Drawing robo been from a model reference and afterwards look how Proko would draw it)
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Juice
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Scott Diesing
The top book looks off to me. I'm not sure why. It is the only book that has a vanishing point on the right that is close to the center.
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Juice
If it has the same angle as the other books it should have the same vanishing points as them. Changing vanishing Points in the same scene is just relevant if it is turned and has different angle.
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Andrea Böhm
@Proko how would you practice cubes without measuring? Happy New Year to everyone!
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Juice
Im not proko. But if you want to learn to draw correct cubes you can draw a cube from reference in different angles. Do you have a perfect cube at home? Rubiks cube?
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