Hello Bryce! I'm a long time fan of your work so I'm very excited to follow these new lessons of yours! :) I've been also wondering something for a while, not sure if I can ask it here but it does concern the process for sure and particularly the sketch phase : what canvas size and dpi do you use for your digital work usually? I remember you mentionning to use A3 size (sorry I don't remember in inches but I remember that was the size in paper format) for the Persona 5 fanart you did a while ago but that was traditional art. I'm asking this because in digital, I tend to work too small and/or maybe with not enough dpi (I often choose 300dpi) and then I usually have to enlarge it at some point or end up with my artwork being too small^^;

I found this gold dust this morning! I've just had a brief look but feel like it's related to the orthos assignment so will try and study it... Wanted to share in case any one else is into this kind of thing and hasn't found it yet! https://www.traditionalanimation.com/mickey-mouse-model-sheets/

If you came to me 10 years ago and told me my wish list would be full of books, id laugh at you. Ive been interested in The Einstein Factor for a while now.

As usual, great critique video with spot on explanations and a lot to learn from everyone's exercices. It's funny because when I was in art high school at the end of the '90s, I often found critiques not very helpful because teachers back then were more focused on conceptual art than anything else and not really into the technical aspect of drawing. Thus I had to realize by myself my own flaws and improve as I could. I know I am still very much on my way to be a better artist but now for the first time in a long time, I finally feel like improving again. So yeah, about Hans's arguement, some things in art can definitely be learnt by trail and error, but some things cannot and having such a great course neatly explained is just priceless. Super grateful to be able to follow this course!

Wanted to share for those who were wondering like me, 18:24 ratio is also known as 3:4

Does ClipStudio Paint have any GPU Options to set? Or any Clipstudio Paint Setting recommendations?

This course addresses perfectly the issue I ran into the previous course's assignment (specifically the recessing/protruding in the front view). I really got confused back then but everything is crystal clear now. Now back to drawing orthos :) Thanks a lot Marshall!

Here are both my pencil sharpeners back from the form study in otho form. I notice now after scanning I got confused at some point: when I was looking at the mechanical one. I could see the interior sides of the top handles and I used a bit of one point perspective for these but now I understand I should have just drawn them as "flat" squares instead. I'm planning to do a second sheet with the other items I did in the form study so I may correct it at the same time.

My zero point perspective project! A mini Galaga cabinet.

Drew some more complicated items so I could practice the iteration part