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ASSIGNMENTS![]()
![Carlos Javier Roo Soto]()
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Using the images provided, youβll see one flat shape in the center of the frame. Itβs a clue, one face of a hidden cube. From those 4 lines, deduce the other 8 and draw the full cube in perspective.
How to play:
- Find the closest corner first, everything builds from there.
- Read the two clues hidden in the shape:
- Convergence - lines that taper toward each other are heading to a vanishing point. That tells you which edge is closer.
- Diminution - lines that want to be parallel but are drawn longer or shorter tell you whatβs near and whatβs far.
- Complete all 6 sides, then check the answer slide.
How to win:
You win when you can approximate the hidden planes 20 times in a row with credible proportions. Go and win!
Deadline - submit by August 09, 2026 for a chance to be in the critique video!
When checking the answer slide. Do we correct or redo the cube we draw? If we redo, do we copy the answer or do it again after observing the answer without looking?
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Carlos, that's up to you.
Redo and correct if you are that type.
Look over and compare the two if that seems better.
The important thing is to get better at guessing. But I can't tell you that if you redo it, that's necessarily better than observing and adjusting as you move on.
