Finally I realise that your bicycle is leaning a little, so the ellipse of the rear wheel seems to be correct ... I guess I was a bit tired yesterday ...

Hi Jeanne! Really nice and impressive drawing, with so much details! I can't see any major perspective issue. I only see 2 ellipses which may be wrong: - that of the rear wheel of the bicycle. I think it major axis should be vertical and the minor axis horizontal. In this one point perspective scene, the axis of this wheel is horizontal, parallel to the picture plane. So it's a section of a cylinder that is horizontal, parallel to the viewer. No problem with the front wheel as the bike handlebars are turned a little. - the ellipse on the scale on the store counter seems a little bit wrong to me too. Think of the section of cylinder again. That depends of the position of your vanishing point but I think the major axis should be almost vertical. I don't know if I'm very clear because my English is quite limited but I hope that makes sense. Great work, keep it up!

Didn't post anything in this topic for a while... And I feel the need to get back into it seriously! Here are a few sketches I made directly with a pen. I really like drawing with a pen because I find it a good way to improve the spontaneity of the line. However it's really difficult to keep correct proportions and loose lines. No eraser and no Ctrl Z. But very liberating!

https://youtu.be/HLXPTYfVT9s?si=JZ_ZQz9dzise32sG i found a new favorite artist that draws buildings with personality. Gary Frederick

Studies of drawings from awesome character designers Carter Goodrich and Carlos Grangel.

🙂, FUN project. 🙌Thank you Proko.

My first attempt at gestural architecture. I had a hard time with this exercice (especially with proportions and perspective) and need to do some more...

Here are my torso boxes. From imagination first, then from the references on pages 2 and 3

Ginger folks! A frog, a rhino... thing, and an elder. This was really fun. I don't usually draw from imagination - I still don't have the confidence - so it was fun to dip my toe into some character design. I think the elder in particular turned out well! I'm going to try applying this exercise to some real people in real poses. I think it could be really useful for improving my figure drawings.

My Ginger Root People with reference poses