Last of these hand studies, Conte on newsprint.

Here's my boxy people.

Here is my kind tank. It took a bit too long for me to clean up my messy sketch and make it digital. Im learning to draw in Clip studio paint on my iPad.

Well, I wanted to keep going with this one, but ended up running out of time. I used 2-point perspective because I wanted the camper to straddle the horizon, which made things easier. I also used guidelines this time instead of eyeballing it! As you can see I went a little overboard. Very grateful to be working digital - my hat goes off to those of you working traditionally. I managed to sneak a lot of ellipses into this practice - like the fringe of the canopy - but more than anything this exercise taught me the importance and power of construction. I feel like I could keep adding details forever! Awesome submissions everyone. This was a great assignment!

Hey guys. Here are 3 drawings. An F1 car (Go McLaren), a bulldozer, and a Sherman Tank. I had a hard time with the tank getting the wheels/ ellipses to feel right. I don’t know, the angulation of the axis felt weird and I had to re-sketch and erase a hundred times. I also started with 6 wheels but somehow ended up with 8 because the proportions felt better. Lots of fun little details though, probably went overboard. Fun assignment!

Level 1 - old race car ‘inspired by’ Maserati 250F. Level 2 - a made up tracked vehicle that puts out fires instead of starting them (echoing @Johannes Schiehsl re tanks!) inspired by Antarctic tracked vehicle.

I tend to draw grids to guide me, but I've decided to try this more intuitive approach following demo. Not gonna lie, it was no fun, I like the outcome as a doodle at the end, but I got lost between all those lines several times... 🪢

Excuse me Mr. Teacher .. didn't you tell us to make it in 3 point perspective? Also ... why do I feel like the proportions of your boxes are a bit ... wonky? ^^

Dang, these were tough! I only attempted level 2 on the first hand.

That's really difficult! i need more practice!

My level 1 Hands

I shall call this piece "Drawing from imagination, only its not how I imagined it" In total honesty I don't fully hate my attempt, though I do wish parts of it would have turned out different. I got into my own head with this project and was overthinking it every step of the way. I think im going to do another attempt to try and get a little more comfortable drawing from imagination (without the overthinking!) side note - Ignore the Blue Jay, its not apart of the project

"Hawwnngh…"

Hi. This was a fun but challenging exercise and I can see where the lessons come into play. I chose a classical dragon by Andrew Collin I found on Artstation and I found an interesting bug dragon by Art of Sandara on instagram and I though using bugs as a basis for dragons was cool. I did struggle more with the classical dragon than the moth dragon

Drawing the face was harder than I thought. I think this part needs more practice.

Assignment 5 :)

Attempt before Demo, after Eliza Ivanova

Some of my attempts, shading was done just for fun.

Posting as promised the Charles Dana Gibson studies. It was really fun to get to know a little about such an amaying artist and the way he drew his artworks. If anybody has any thoughts to my drawings please tell me! Always happy to learn new stuff :) Be well

Started pretty rough and I think I got a bit better as I went, not sure though.