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I wish these episodes had come sooner. I did some warm-up studies and redid this exercise. I also applied some deformations from the earlier exercises.
Additionally, I reviewed how to construct a perfect ellipse and added the process below. I realized I had always used the wrong intersection point when constructing it in detail. I've highlighted the correct blue intersection points here.
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Let's see how well I can draw from memory. First, I'll show you how to add and subtract 3D primitives to build complex objects. Then, I'll take a few minutes to observe a 3D model of a whistle, put the model away, and try to recreate it from memory.
I feel like this project and the explanations of how to improve visual memory are a game changer. Super helpful.