I have working for over 2 weeks on wheels. These 6 drawings are the best I could do.

2024/4/5. Good morning everybody. This is not a portrait but since there's no section for head anatomy I hope you don't mind if I post it here. Thanks for any comment or suggestion. Have a good day.

This was a tough assignment.

Boxes after watching Demo video.

I did both level l assignments and thought I would give a try at level 2.

I left out the cable car tracks going back into the distance.

Difficult, but very enjoyable. For the second one, it took me 4 grids before I figured it out. Lots of erasing and I drew all the lines free hand, but on some of the long ones I had to adjust with a ruler.

The wide and thin shapes were harder to do than the average size shapes.

I think the hardest part of most assignments is taking a decent picture to post. When I drew these pictures, I did not look at the reference photo. What I did was try to copy where you drew your lines, the quality of your lines, and how you held the pencil. I am not sure how much of a difference it makes, but I am left handed.

I did multiple drawings of each pose. On the poses that I found extremely difficult I did at lest one using the pencil measurement method you taught. I then redid the same drawing by eyesight only. I found this extremely helpful. With one exception each drawing took me much longer than five minutes. I plan to do several of these drawings every week for a while.

Drawing from memory. I hope these are easier to see, I did them in no.2 pencil.

The drawing on the left was my first attempt, it took me several hours. I did the second attempt in about an hour. I did go back and draw many of the lines darker, so they could be more easily seen. I think this assignment more than any other taught me how to draw in the larger shapes first.

I have been working on line quality and I hope these sketches reflect this.

I have been doing pages of lines for several days. They do seem to be getting easier to draw, but if is still a struggle. Some of the lines are very light I hope you can see them.