I'm finally understanding how people do those boxes around the sphere thing and the arrows were pretty fun to draw aswell!(also added a warmup page toom ust for funsies)

I think I’ve got the gist of the assignment,but the proportions are all over the place(at least in the initial forms),i also made a few silly mistakes,like drawing an octagon instead of a hexagon,constructing hexagon in a wrong way,getting too caught up in different angles rather than focusing on understanding their axes and so on.... I could’ve been a little less messy with the line work and overall presentation 😅 That said,I really enjoyed the assignment nonetheless! 😁

My reaction to this video can be summarized as:

Much harder than expected,i'll probably do more free hand one's and a bit more complex objects!!!

I had so much fun doing these 3d names but i admit it's a bit trickier than marshall made it look😅!,took me a couple of tries to get the gist of it. i tried doing a ortho plane aswell with proportions in mind,don't know it turned out well or not but i'll keep trying!

That was fun, I remember doing this in school after learning 1-point in art class 25 years ago..

Trying to free hand these is such a pain but still I'm satisfied by how these turned out😁

Yeah my biggest problem is rushing through the process despite knowing that whatever tutorial,lesson etc i'm watching is sped up and trying to mimic that unrealistic speed which inevitably leads tooo so many mistakes and that leads to even more time fixing them. i'll try to think before making a mark on the page and slow down things a bit. this was really helpful👍

Hello, for this assignment I started with a matchbox, something very simple that would help me understand my frequent mistakes. Then I moved on to a ceramic house and finally to a mouse, which was not easy at all. While making them, I watched the following video, The Blob Approach, and tried to apply that method to the mouse.