Pretty proud of the sink placement here

A modern art gallery exhibition. 😅

Here is my free hand attempt and my reference :)

I know Stan said no ellipsis but i needed the practice. Thisbis the longest I've worked on drawing in a long time. Feels great! The snack bar was a struggle to land right with somewhat believable scale but im happy with how it turned out.

The chairs still do not look right but its time to move on

Here's my submission for this project. A cafe bar arcade. I cranked the contrast in photoshop.

Normally only try the level 1 assignments as a newbie but this was fun! Usual caveats that my line quality sucks (just got to keep on the daily practice and hope things improve over time?) But the perspective side i feel like I'm (mostly) getting. Feedback welcome ofc.

2026/7/21. Hi everybody. Here's my assignment for this section. Thanks for any comment or critique.

Graveyard. Extruding tiny angles is surprisingly satisfying, but very tough. Maybe the sink is buried 'neath one of these headstones?

Made a sort of arcade room with random colors. I just made each arcade of one color in a separate layer to help me do each one and be able to do the x-ray vision, projecting lines and checking if the perspective was correct. Doing random angles and projecting them is something I understand, yet it is still not always 100% clear for me in practice. I don't think there are big mistakes in the end here but it took me a few attempts on some corners.

I think I was going for a cave indoor seating area but when i started to add a texture for the rocky wall it broke the perspective a bit.

I put a sink in the ground with a blocky tap because that's the most important piece in any 1-point perspective exercise. I also have no idea what that panel-thing on the left is. Some kind of fancy display? I just wanted to draw that shape.

Hi ! Here’s my assignment for this project. Couldn’t find the inspiration with room so i just made a sketch sci-fi canyon buildings. Finally it’s was fun. I’m still heavy with my lines (new with digital) Feel free to critique and advice :). Have Fun !

I freestyled some sort of broken spaceship. Once I finished I realised my broken corner in the right looks weird. I got a bit carried away, so to me it looks like there is a perpendicular corridor that has broken off into space rather than the continuation of the wall.

Posting my Lv2 2 project. . Though I think it looks worse than the Lvl 1 submission. Looks like I am in a lot of trouble in this section. Critiques appreciated please.

Trying to find inspiration and motivation for these perspective assignments. Hopefully practising this it'll become more intuitive

Hello everyone, I’d like to say a few words about this module and the exercises in case it might be useful to anyone, so they can avoid the mistakes I made. This has been the toughest module I’ve tackled so far, and it’s thrown me off balance on several occasions, but it’s also taught me a great deal. I tried to do every exercise freehand without using a ruler (I only used it afterwards for inking), and in doing so I noticed and tried to improve the gaps in my ability to draw lines – not so much in terms of wobbly lines, but in being precise, in understanding where each line was going to end up without guessing, but trying to be neat about it. These exercises kept me very busy, but I brought it on myself. Here are the mistakes I made, which I wouldn’t recommend: - I tried to illustrate things that were too complex and detailed, wasting too much time when I could have done more drawings - If you want to create more detailed work, make some thumbnails and try to understand how things like buildings or roofs are constructed. I tried to draw from my imagination, and not only did the result not look good, but I had to redo things several times because they didn’t resemble anything that actually exists. - Only colour and ink if you have spare time; otherwise, do more sketches, which is much more useful. What have I learnt? As well as gaining a good understanding of how vanishing points work, I’ve learnt to handle lines better and to be more organised in doing so. Obviously, there are still some perspective errors (a few crooked lines here and there), but now I can spot them and fix them if necessary. Please don’t make the same mistake I did by trying to be too precise and rushing into complex things straight away; it cost me a lot of time and effort that I could have spent on producing many more precise sketches.