I’m late starting the course but will still upload my attempts, so that I have a record of my progress along the way. I’m finding it very interesting.

This was strangely relaxing to do after I figured out how to get the compass to work. Think I'll add this alongside the line work as a daily warmup for a while. Before eventually adding it to a warm up roulette

Can definitely see the value of looking for isometric shapes and optical illusions yourself to try and replicate what you can. This certainly put me through the motions of finding a way to use the tools for myself

I would love to be able to draw scenes, objects, and figures from any angles without having to spend hours finding the perfect specific reference I need to do so I want to finally be able to train my eye and brain to visualize the 3d space in front of me I want to be able to integrate organic and inorganic forms/structures seamlessly in a piece I love drawing dynamic drawings and would love to be able to enhance that with knowledge and mastery of pulling it together with perspective.