I finally dared to try this and it was fun. Cred to people that could make the object still look 3d in 5 sec 😅 Here is my attempt. 5 sec looks like a macaroni 😅

I really enjoyed this challenge. I discovered that I can do good abstractions in a hurry such as the 15 seconds piano drawing and 30 seconds gramophone drawing. Also that you can do a lot in 4 minutes if you concentrate.

Just to clarify I did these ones with a pen and paper but I use a black & white filter to make them more presentable, as far I can tell every stroke I put on paper is there. Nevertheless I have fun with this challenge and I want to keep doing more of it. Marshall keep those challenges going!!!

Would be fun seeing a clay sculpting version of this. But with a bit longer time. 5 sec would just be a blob 😄

I did some line control practice But it’s also values so I post it here. I got Peter Hans book Dynamic Bible and do his sketching exercises.

20 % off is good. Its just a pitty swedish VAT is 25% so now it does allmost cost what it says from the start.🙃 I don’t like that VAT.

Where can I find that tool Stephen talked about in the stream?

I clearly need to win a prize!! Obviously not because of the quality of my entry in that challenge, but because, clearly (!) I need some good formation...... 🙏😅😇😉👊

Here is my fourth attempt.

Some changes I made to my submission after watching this. Also a PSA: I feel this needs to be said. WD40 isn't a lubricant. Yes, it is an oil. Yes, things do stop squeaking. BUT! WD stands for Water Displacement and is a penetrating oil. It's meant to force water out of places it shouldn't be, like the nuts rusted to the bolt on your bike that won't turn. Spray it on and wait a while and it will turn! You use it to free up seized up pieces that should move like a rusted hinge. It also strips heavier oils away, cleaning out oils that probably should be there, making it worse long term. What you want is 3-in-1 oil or some light lubricating oil. For things like ball-bearings in the wheels you'd use a light grease. WD40 would strip the grease already in the casing and you'd end up constantly spraying WD40 in to clear out and then when that evaporated they'd seize up again. Okay. I'm sorry, I just had to say something.