Had a lot of fun doing this one. 2 minutes and 10 minutes.

Ugly? Yes. But also very fun. All 5 minute poses.

These are much better since last time I practiced anatomy. 30 minutes each.

Portraits are my favorites! These are 20 minutes each.

This might be too advanced and this is just a basic excersice for 1 point perspective. But I have some questions. Using 1 point perspective for an object that shows more than 2 planes (front and above or from below) is just something theorietical? Because When you see something from slightest angel it will be a second varnishing point? In the renaissance they used 1 point perspective even When they showed more sides because they hadnt learned other kinds of perspective yet. (Did you teach me that? :D ) In one of your courses I don’t remember wich you said if you see the frontplane undistorted with 90 degrees angles a perfect square you can’t see the side plane. Its an impossible box. So the boxes towards the sides in this practice are impossible boxes? Just theoretical?

Not too bad! I think this one is not too hard for me. Camel was the hardest because of the forshortening. And the legs, really struggled to find a simple way to represent them.

Fun and Challenging project! The requirements really help me not get distracted by the details and focus on simple shapes. I will say I suck at value control. Very hard to decide how dark to go with each value, also quite challenging to put down a nice even tone.