07-16-2024, 11:56 PM
This is gonna be some boring newbie drawings, sorry about that, I hope to get better with time.
The first assignments:
1 I drew them without using perspective lines as that wasn't specified. I'm guessing I draw these things this way because I imagine them in three dimensional space.
2 In the city it doesn't seem like you need to look up or down to see the horizon, I could be wrong though.
3 I located some vanishing points in a photo I took by tracing over it, I don't feel like uploading the photo here though.
4 My drawing (the rails of the track thing refers to an example earlier in the book).
2nd assignments (no drawings from me):
1 Since I do not have a blackboard, I put some tape on the wall instead.
2 When standing on a chair it no longer appears straight. I forgot to take a seated position when doing this and don't feel like taping the wall again, but I'm gonna assume it wouldn't be straight when seated either since the tape was at my eye level line when standing on the floor.
3 I went outside on my balcony and imagined where the eye level line was.
3rd assignments:
1 My drawing.
2 I used a photo as reference instead of finding such a highway outside. It ended up a bit skewed and I copied and pasted some things.
3 For this I felt like putting in simple colors.
4th assignments:
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 Tried to show what I think is parallel by coloring the lines differently.
5 My drawing.
5th assignments:
1 My drawing.
2 My drawing, sorry it might have ended up a bit incorrect.
3 Alright, noticed.
4 I used a book instead of a brick. They do not seem to meet at a point.
6th assignments:
1 I used a cake box instead.
2 It does appear more diamond shaped and warped (it's supposed to look wrong).
3 I used a bit of tape instead, putting it over the roof of a building.
4 The roof of the building does become larger than the tape on the window the further I move away, I think.
5 I am not sure, but it seems that closer to the window his drawing would be smaller, farther from the window it would be bigger, and the vanishing points do seem to change. Correct me if I am wrong. I made these blue colored drawings to compare to the inked one from the book.
7th assignments:
1 My drawing.
2 My drawing (the diagram you're supposed to imitate is shown earlier in the book).
3 I choose the second position (top image is from the book).
8th assignments:
1 I used two empty boxes instead since I didn't want to risk the books being damaged by falling.
2 My drawing.
3 My drawing.
4 The three drawings compared.
5 I was sleepy when I did this and accidentally drew it too detailed, as a whole house when it was just supposed to be bricks, so I'm including that too.
6 My drawing.
The first assignments:
1 I drew them without using perspective lines as that wasn't specified. I'm guessing I draw these things this way because I imagine them in three dimensional space.
2 In the city it doesn't seem like you need to look up or down to see the horizon, I could be wrong though.
3 I located some vanishing points in a photo I took by tracing over it, I don't feel like uploading the photo here though.
4 My drawing (the rails of the track thing refers to an example earlier in the book).
2nd assignments (no drawings from me):
1 Since I do not have a blackboard, I put some tape on the wall instead.
2 When standing on a chair it no longer appears straight. I forgot to take a seated position when doing this and don't feel like taping the wall again, but I'm gonna assume it wouldn't be straight when seated either since the tape was at my eye level line when standing on the floor.
3 I went outside on my balcony and imagined where the eye level line was.
3rd assignments:
1 My drawing.
2 I used a photo as reference instead of finding such a highway outside. It ended up a bit skewed and I copied and pasted some things.
3 For this I felt like putting in simple colors.
4th assignments:
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 Tried to show what I think is parallel by coloring the lines differently.
5 My drawing.
5th assignments:
1 My drawing.
2 My drawing, sorry it might have ended up a bit incorrect.
3 Alright, noticed.
4 I used a book instead of a brick. They do not seem to meet at a point.
6th assignments:
1 I used a cake box instead.
2 It does appear more diamond shaped and warped (it's supposed to look wrong).
3 I used a bit of tape instead, putting it over the roof of a building.
4 The roof of the building does become larger than the tape on the window the further I move away, I think.
5 I am not sure, but it seems that closer to the window his drawing would be smaller, farther from the window it would be bigger, and the vanishing points do seem to change. Correct me if I am wrong. I made these blue colored drawings to compare to the inked one from the book.
7th assignments:
1 My drawing.
2 My drawing (the diagram you're supposed to imitate is shown earlier in the book).
3 I choose the second position (top image is from the book).
8th assignments:
1 I used two empty boxes instead since I didn't want to risk the books being damaged by falling.
2 My drawing.
3 My drawing.
4 The three drawings compared.
5 I was sleepy when I did this and accidentally drew it too detailed, as a whole house when it was just supposed to be bricks, so I'm including that too.
6 My drawing.