The second time pancakes were a lot more fun but I also lost track of time and just wanted to do more and more. In the end, I could have been more brave with my modifications, for example do some overhangs. I made sure to try my new Copics (I'm sorry rendering is so meditative).

It was a useful exercise but too time consuming in traditional, so I decided to go digital even with a drawing tablet without screen that I don't like to use

Not brilliant but better than the last one. I will keep playing with this. It is trying to picture what they look like and drawing them. My mind and hand do not seem to work together. Although I do go over in my head after and understand what I’ve done wrong.

I tried to make a cave based on the last drawing I submitted. I am quite happy with it!

One of the multiple I've done. Think I'll try a digital version later.

Here's my submission for this exercise! It really got away from me - after hours of work, I decided to submit it as-is. I don't know if it's something, but it sure isn't nothing, so I'll just have to be happy with what I made! As unfocused as the final product ended up being, I enjoyed the puzzle of putting the forms together, of choosing where faces and vertices should go to avoid tangents and to give the structures some kind of gesture. I'd like to do this again with a little more purpose, maybe using reference so I can get some experience drawing real locations and objects.

I am racing through this course far too fast as I joined at the beginning of July and I am trying to catch up to live, but this course is amazing. This exercise has captured my imagination so here are a couple of simple attempts. Took a while to make the arches not look like perspective impossibilities!

I'm glad there was a part 2. It helped to hear so much about leaving room to breath.

I don't think I like this exercise as much as the other one in this section (forms) but I did my best.

Melted Pancakes 2. Yeah ignore the weird ass formations at the top. Didn't have the motivation to correct them anymore. Lovely exercise though :).

This was harder than I thought it would but I tend to overthink things. One particular problem that slowed me Down was, what happens when you start below the horizon and end above it when the pancakes are stacked… I had fun though.

Went over the last assignment with tracing paper.

This was a fun one, it's definitely a good one for getting into the flow of things!

I love this lesson, It solves so many of problems in environment design.😍 this baby took +30 hours.

After a while I realized that I was kinda forming a path that a video game character could cross so I fully gave into that idea as I finished the assignment.