02-11-2014, 11:21 PM
Hey Reza, nice studies - but I see that you draw almost everything digitally and/or with the linetool.My advice:
Work on freehand perspective drawings, as well, whereby you set up various perspective planes in various types of perspectives, 1pt, 2pts, 3, etc... Then, once you feel comfortable constructing freehand planes, I'd suggest moving on with boxes upon boxes upon boxes. Being able to freehand draw an ellipse takes time but it is an essential skill to have. From there build cylinders, then cones, and finally spheres. Then start combining these simple geo-forms (boxes, cylinders, cones, spheres) into more complex forms, intersecting them at various points, adding and subtracting from the forms.
Work on freehand perspective drawings, as well, whereby you set up various perspective planes in various types of perspectives, 1pt, 2pts, 3, etc... Then, once you feel comfortable constructing freehand planes, I'd suggest moving on with boxes upon boxes upon boxes. Being able to freehand draw an ellipse takes time but it is an essential skill to have. From there build cylinders, then cones, and finally spheres. Then start combining these simple geo-forms (boxes, cylinders, cones, spheres) into more complex forms, intersecting them at various points, adding and subtracting from the forms.