Ladytruck III. I spent the most time constructing this one so I think it’s a little better.

Ladytruck II

Ladytruck I

I’m still struggling but it’s getting clearer. Some of my wheel ellipses still seem wonky but I’m closer to getting the wheels in the right place. I have to send a shout out to Rachel Dawn Owen’s for help with that!!! Thanks again, Rachel.

This is getting a bit easier but I doubt I’ll get to level 2 any time soon. My big Q right now is how to determine the inside and outside of the wheels (without a reference.) I’m having trouble doing that intuitively.

My last attempt to do the demo, for now. I still got very confused while executing this.

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? ^^

Wow. This seems so hard. I am working small scale just to have an easier time with the lines. This is a paper doll cutout of a monster truck. I know there are several mistakes. I had to use some color to finish my drawing just to make this assignment seem like something else. Sigh. I’ll keep working on it.

Here's my 10? 12? attempt at the cylinder in a cube with ellipses, ground out with many messy lines that just get thicker and thicker. I'm still working on my girltruck that spews out clean air, is covered with leaves and flowers, and emits drugs that make everyone in the world peaceful.

Guys... I give up.... I am not even able to draw the ellipse correctly inside/within (??) the square. And the second ellipse does not change in perspective... ?!?!

Big Q on timestamp 7:18 and lesson note: "The minor axis is at the same angle as the receding lines of the box and crosses the center point." Is this the same as saying: "The minor axis must to to the vanishing point?"

I think my attempt on my own was way more successful than trying to copy this demo. Prof. P, it looks like you did this in 3-pt perspective. Would it be easier in 2-pt?

Mannequin Hands, level 1 and 2

Here are heads 11-19. Same thing. There are multiple images of the same photo because I'm trying to show process. I had a particular problem with 18. I had trouble with the photos with the dark background. Next time, I will just print out the head and use the printout as a guide.

Here are heads 1-10. I'm sorry for so many images, but I'm trying to show process. I don't have digital tools. Thank you!

I think I finally figured something out with the kitchen drawing. I first have to find the box that is the SPACE in which the kitchen sits and ignore the spaces around it. This is a redraft of the perspective drawing of my kitchen, which is pretty close to what I see when I stand in the dining room and look into the kitchen from the side. I'd like to try this by doing a 1-pt perspective drawing, but I think it will be a distorted view. It might be easier, though, to depict the kitchen interior in 1-pt perspective.

Oh, g-dddd. Please, someone help! I know that there is 2-pt perspective in this very rough drawing. This is an alt-2 for our kitchen renovation. Showing an existing wall on the right, with extra cabinetry in the event we cannot take the wall down (X-ray.) I drew and redrew the corners of the cabinet several times because I got very confused by the perspective. .

Submitting a "final" before moving on to 2-point. I think I got some level 2 into this. These are real rooms in my house, and I'm making the drawing for the practical purpose of reference for our kitchen renovation. We hope to break a wall and combine two small rooms, so the configuration was confusing, but I think I figured it out. This is just a concept and the dimensions are OFF. The second room in the foreground is smaller than it appears in this drawing. There should be much more foreshortening.

This is very rough and unfinished. There are definitely things confusing me. I'm posting this drawing but will do another one after I've watched the demo.

Here is my room assignment 1. This is actually a drawing I've been trying to make for some time. Prof. P's video somehow made it less daunting. Sorry, Prof. P: I have to put the sink in the right place because I'm actually using these drawings for a real kitchen renovation in the new year :) This feels very rough and I saw even more mistakes when I took the photo, but I will be redrawing this same room for a while.