Critique - XYZ: The Framework for Drawing in 3D
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Thank you for your time and also thanks to Lin, Ishaan, and Roderick for their responses. Doing my best not to get too discouraged. Just need to remind myself that we all learn at our own pace and there is a whole lot of class left... I just like smashing the panic button, it's my default state in this life.
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In the premium lesson, we provide a detailed critique of the "XYZ: The Framework for Drawing in 3D" project. You'll learn:
- How to label lines that move along multiple axes (X, Y, Z) in your drawings.
- Techniques for constructing right-angle boxes around complex shapes to simplify axis understanding.
- The importance of using construction lines to enhance accuracy and visualize forms in perspective.
- Solutions to common challenges with specific assignments, including hexagons, protrusions, airplane wings, and rotated objects within a setting.
- Strategies for building intuition through practice and effectively balancing observation with construction methods.
- Insights into common mistakes and practical tips on how to address them.
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Learn to break down 3D forms using the XYZ axes, label complex lines, and use construction techniques to improve your spatial drawing skills.
After a busy few weeks of work, finally trying to catchup on lessons.
Thank you for answering my question Marshall! It's truly amazing how the vanishing points and guidelines can produce the exact points/positioning. There must be some geometric maths logic behind this.
My spinning table is now complete, and I'm happy that it is standing relatively on the floor, and not sinking or floating as much, yay.