It looks like CHAOS.

 Finally finished this diagram, took a like an hour and a half. It looks like chaos... which reminds me of Kaos from that one drawing anime. God bless her, she truly experienced the artist struggle.

Creeper, aww man

 

Idk just haven't been feeling it lately lol

Perspective taste like chicken

 

Perspective tastes like chicken, as in the chicken you eat every day to eat your protein goals. Ends up tasting like rubber and makes you feel like if you take one more bite you will vomit.

I'm going to Turkey

 On June 2nd I will be taking a flight to Turkey to visit my grandparents I haven't met in 8 years, and will be staying for 2 months. I don't know for sure how I will be uploading to the blog, but I think I will have to go to the internet cafe every day to upload, or maybe some neighbor's unprotected wifi. Anyways, I won't be able to do my perspective studies there, so I am going to do as many as I can of them before I leave. I will be taking my copic markers, tan sketchbooks, pens, and some more supplies to do my viscom practice. I will be filling them up as much as I can while I enjoy my stay there.

Sorry for the 1 minute, low effort doodle. I have been busy lately but will continue the grind tomorrow.

THE MEGAPOST

 

Wanted to post this just to show that I have been working when I was gone for that week, and that doesn't even include the personal work in Photoshop I've been doing. I will post tomorrow about why I was gone and what will be happening on July 2nd (they're related). It has big changes in store for me and the blog, for better or for the worse we'll see, and I'll do my best to make it better.

Megapost tomorrow

 

Blah blah blah, perspective hurts now, blah blah blah. I just found out you could schedule posting at specific time and dates just now, I feel so happy yet so sad at the same time. This could have solved all my posting woes since the beginning, why I didn't try to find this earlier, I am asking that myself now. With that being said, this post will go up at exactly 11:59 PM today (the 22nd), lets hope it works.

Also, this diagram is about referencing objects on sloped/incline surfaces, using two different methods (red and blue).

Megapost incoming

 

A lot's been happening for me lately, I've still been doing my studies when I get the days to but time has been scarce for me some days. I'll post about it tomorrow. This perspective diagram is about object rotation, using pie slices to estimate angle rotation.

Also, this marks the start of level 2 out of 3 in the perspective course. The last section had 9 units, while this one has 7. Also, each unit has around an hour less of content in this level, so hopefully things go smoothly to wrap up this course. I'll be working hard on it tomorrow.

It's Viscom time

 Back to the viscom grind yesssiiiirrrrr

Perspective sketches

 

Perspective rough drafts for creating a quick scene/thumbnail, really just to show the process on how to integrate perspective with composition. It was pretty fun but it was short lived considering I am already on a new diagram. I have been slacking on getting my viscom homework done but I will be doing it tomorrow no questions asked.

Sketching: Perspective Edition

 

I moved my desk setup out from the garage to my room, it's a little cramped now but I couldn't stand that heat from the poorly insulated garage anymore. And we live down south so it's humid here too, shouldn't have to sweat while doing perspective diagrams. This one is a work in progress but tomorrow it will be finished and uploaded.

Just think of them as glass buildings

 

So this one might look a little weird, but basically we're looking up and to the right from inside a building, we wouldn't be able to see anything usually but think about it if it was made of glass. The red squares are a section of the building at the same elevation, you can think of it like the same floor level, the diagram at the bottom right help illustrates that. The blue square on the left is the roof of the building, it's just colored blue to show its "inside" the building.

Perspective, triangle edition.

Instead of the usual making a square and cutting it diagonally for a triangle, we can just make triang
les using a real triangle angles (30, 60 90) (45, 45, 90) from the station point.

Oh yes, on the grind, oh yes.

I started this imagination sketch at my friends house I mentioned yesterday, I brought my wacom intuos so I could still do digital, and I worked on it a bit more on my cintiq when I got home. I got a lot of perspective work done today, but I'm too lazy to find my phone and setup the lighting to take a picture, so I'll do that tomorrow.

The perspective workstation

 

I've been away the past few days away from home to attend my friend's birthday party. I drove 8 hours total front and back and spent a couple nights there. I didn't get any art progress done but my batteries are recharged and I'm ready to spend the rest of the week grinding. I got home today at 8:00pm and immediately unpacked my computer and bags, worked out (best one in a while), and got to put a little of time into this perspective diagram. It isn't finished and I didn't want to share just that, so here's what my workstation looks like for perspective.