A few attempts with figures. blue is blob forms, red is roughs of the cubes in perspective, black is line art top row i forgot to use different layers, and the very last image i forgot to switch layers on the line art I started out pretty off, but i feel like i got better half way through. Lots to practice though... The roughs in red took me a while to figure out sometimes.

I feel like my hands are just too dumb to do what my brain knows... Trying on procreate which i;m not used to but it's not clicking on a fundamental level. I tried a basic toy car but moved to a robot after getting disappointed with how ugly the car was.... Still nothing is even on the robot, the cylinders don't look "real"

Wow what a hard project, so much room for me to improve on these. Spent an hour on hands 1 and 2, and 30 minutes on hand 3. Deciding on the correct box orientation to make the hand was pretty tricky and i ended up erasing many times.

Took me way longer than expected to just get basic boxes that looked right... found myself screwing up and erasing a lot so i had to start small thumbnails just to think about the orientation of the box in space

Can someone help me here with what to do when the box is not between the two vanishing points? Where do the lines on the other side vanish towards?

First attempt, working on 9x12 was really hard because the a small angle change puts me way off the vanishing point. I need to work on line weight as well.

Super embarrassed about these... Out of all of them i only like one of them (the one based on pose 4). Spent roughly 1.5 hours on all them and by the end i was getting worse. Definitely need to find the time to do these again (it's hard while i also try to do daily art for Inktober), i'm failing to simplify the curves.

Im worried i focused too much on the loose gesture instead of making interesting/dynamic shapes.... JPG numbers are listed scribbled next to each one

took about an hour and i feel like it's not bad, but not great.... Particularly found it difficult to get the eyes to look correct...

This was a fun project. I started dong the chicken, buffalo, and hippo without any clear goal for the shape design. And then I decided to do each with 3 versions: square emphasis, circle emphasis, and triangle emphasis. After that I chose to try it on a frog image. One concern I have is the total lack of regard for proportion, and not giving each one enough effort before moving on. I'm happy with a lot of them but i wasn't sure how far to go on each... Frog photo courtesy of Unsplash

Line Master Studies. Sitting girl - Sketch from Lois van Baarle (AKA Loish) Tree on Rocks - Ady Wicaksono Girl in hood - Jasmin Darnell Proportions are all scuffed, and it was much harder to control weight with my pencil/paper than on procreate!

First project that i'm doing digitally - used Procreate and Studio Pen. Still getting used to controlling the pressure sensitivity of the apple pencil. I purposefully chose a brush with no stabilization. Im surprised how totally different these came out when i focused on the two different tasks (Hierarchy of Importance vs Shadow&Light).

First attempt, i feel like i rushed the linework a bit and didn't imagine what line i was trying to draw. I get lost in the process and just "feel it out" instead of problem solving each line

I wasnt sure how much detail to include internal to the outer contour.... also my propotions are abysmal.

Starting the course a bit late. Did these based on the three pear photos, probably should have taken more time to think about the simplification of the shapes.