I'm trying really hard to understand this part of the lesson notes " Placing Ellipses Placing an ellipse on a perspective plane introduces a classic puzzle. We need a perfect square to get a perfect circle, but we use ellipses to make perfect cubes. When you draw diagonal lines to find the center of your perspective square, you introduce a new challenge. You must ignore those diagonal lines when shaping your ellipse. The center point of the perspective square is not the center point of the ellipse. Instead, use the square's center point to find the minor axis. This acts like an axle pointing straight through the plane. Then, find the major axis at a perfect right angle to that minor axis. You construct the shape of the ellipse strictly on those two axes so that it touches the four center points of the square's edges. When any curve comes to an axis, it must aim directly along that path while keeping its curve. " did anyone find where this is explained in the video? or did i just not translate this from an earlier video?

Thanks ever so much again Marshall, I highly enjoy whenever these fun critique videos emerge within each section. I always get so much joy from learning from each input. I am highly looking forward to our next learning of upcoming knowledge of perspectiveness.

ah i'm sad I couldnt find time to draw before the crit. i've fallen pretty far behind because of, well, life, but I still appreciate these videos and everyone's work so much. I am determined to go back and draw another 100 carefully considered cubes especially now that i've seen such amazing and dedicated work. good job everyone.

Marshall, thanks for sharing the critiques and diverging to two of my many wrongly drawn cubes, the others would have doubled, the video length. I do appreciate the feedback and will endeavour to work on them some more. It's more difficult than it looks. Re- Isometric Cube My five cent question, Groucho Marx had the right answer, it just won't work ! :) Ellipse Question

I sense math ahead

After doing these I starter to search for squares foe measure when I go outside even tho I'm listening to an audiobook, although it slowdown recently. I still try to visualize when I remember and when I pass a park car, foe example, I try to visualize the square that get foreshortening as it rotates as I move pass it but it's not as easy as the less foreshortening squares. Does that mean I'll have to do those 100 cubes again, @Marshall Vandruff ? Thanks for the critique.

Excellent critique content here. I picked up a lot from Marshall’s comments as well as our fellow cube comrades. Also, thanks to Marshall for giving us a tasty teaser of content to come! :)

Thanks Marshall. :3 My neurodegenerative disorder has taken a significant turn for the worse this week, so I may not be able to do a Dream Studio. I’m still going to try apply the concepts you’re teaching in whatever form is manageable hopefully, and hopefully can still participate even if I have to adapt the assignments a little from here on.

Thank you @Marshall Vandruff I thought in order to get the cubes in dynamic perspective I had to convert my cubes to rectangular prisms. I thought the key factor was to avoid making them isometric cubes XD

Let’s shape the future, Yaaay!🔥❤️❤️❤️

Daring Daniel🤣! Thanks @Marshall Vandruff ❤️🙏