Nice lines. Is that digital or pencil and paper? I think drawing lightly is important, so it is good that you can do that, but being able to also draw darker is important too. Often when I press down harder than I am used to on my iPad I have less control with my lines, because I am not as used to doing that. So that is something to consider. If you don't practice it you will not be as good at it. Keep in mind that if your lines are so light that people have a hard time seeing them, they are not going to care as much how good you lines are.

I did another one. Here is page 2.

Nice lines. Okay here is what I’m seeing that I think is throwing you off a bit. I think that you might be trying to stay too true to the blob shape with your cubes. I think I struggled with that too a bit last night when I was working on this. Just remember, if it’s between staying more true to the blob or following the perspective rules for the cubes, pick the cube each time. I know something I was trying to workout was should I try to keep the blob in the cube by making the cube a bit too big, or stay within the blob and have the cube look maybe too small for it. I think somewhere in between is good. It doesn’t have to match up perfectly, and I don’t think it should or even can, and still be the right perspective each time. Alright, lets look on cube 8, it was a nice idea to number them, it makes giving feedback much easier. The bottom sides could work as is, but it’s kind of a wide angle perspective, and I feel like we shouldn’t be practicing anything but the most normal lens perspective right now to keep things consistent in our brains. So I would have made that front planes top line angle less obtuse, less wide from that of the one on the side plane. The side plane’s lines looks good. But lets just say if you wanted to keep that wide angle to the perspective of the cube. In that case you would need to fix the line of the back most plane, as that does not converge in the correct direction. Remember, those front and side planes are the ones that are closest to the viewer, so they will appear as the biggest in perspective. Meaning the converging lines will converge away from us, not, as you have them, towards us. So that back line of the top plane should be converging with the front line of the top plane as it goes away from us, instead of towards us. As far as the other cubes go there is a lot of the same issue going on. I would work on making the angles less wide, and on picturing what is closest to us on the cube and what goes away, and make sure the lines are converging in the direction that goes away from us. Maybe look at a cube in real life, you could even use a Kleenex box for that. Cube 14 looks good to me. Nice job on that one.

I would say yes. That's how I understand it. The minor axis goes from that center point of the box / ellipse back to, and out from, the same vanishing point of the side of the box that is connecting both of those ellipses together to form a wheel, or a cylinder.

Are you going to do a small video where you go through the different contest winners? I think that would be fun to watch. I'd like to see what each of them look like without having to click on each name and find it. Also congratulations to all the artist that won a prize. It was fun to see all the different art people did.