11 Jul 11:44
--I would rather let people make their own mistakes...even giving a hint was probably a mistake. Don't worry, just carry on as best you feel. It's not a wrong approach people are doing...just surprising and very different than what I would have done reading the brief.
11 Jul 11:33
--I'm sorry you feel discouraged, that certainly wasn't the intention. I don't want to promote any more handholding upfront with cc. I've already stressed many many times, the behaviour which is why people are missing out on something. There's no magic secret thing. All it requires is reading the brief.
11 Jul 11:25
--If you're disappointed and don't give any clue, that just makes me discouraged.
11 Jul 11:24
--SO you could say I am just a mouse in the wilderness trying to figure out how I can survive and pave a path, unless a guider appears in my way that can give me some signs to look for.
11 Jul 11:23
--For me at least, I am new with this whole CC thing, let alone environment design.
11 Jul 10:18
--Hear that everyone. Amit's already disappointed. Just as disappointed as my girlfriend is whenever I take my pants off.
11 Jul 09:57
--Gah, I have to say something because it's so disappointing. There is something very important missing from every single person's approach to CC5 so far. We couldn't believe how basic it is...but it has been woefully missed by all. That is all.
11 Jul 09:02
--And dayum, coming up with 50 different building [insert any subject here] sure is intensive, especially in an hour long, or wait actually that was 45 minutes focus time.
11 Jul 09:01
--Originally Peter Han is where the drawabox creator learned from. (Dyanmic Sketching from Peter Han) basically the same exercises from Drawabox
11 Jul 08:47
--gonna be streaming final stretch on a client piece in about 5 https://www.twitch.tv/amitdutta
11 Jul 07:54
--For me seeing improvements in my skills motivates me - and I improve fastest by staying focussed on one area.
11 Jul 07:53
--@Beardyish: Sounds like a good plan to me - I'd say do whatever it takes to help you stay motivated (welcome to the shoutbox by the way :)).
11 Jul 07:36
--Cheers guys, I feel less guilty about kinda indulging in other bits whilst I still work on my super fundamentals. I'll make sure I always have a personal piece going that I can tailor study too as well! ta for the link, I like particularly the deconstruction practice idea as well, something that seems really worthwhile.
11 Jul 07:30
--For more info check this video from Jazza, he explains what I meant : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bu3ulVhO3z4
11 Jul 07:28
--but yeah what Hermidraws says, it's best when it's connected to a thing you want to do and not just random studies for the sake of studying
11 Jul 07:26
--Don't take my word for it since I'm still trying to figure out a lot of stuff but in general it's not necessarily detrimental. Sometimes variery in daily excersises can keep more interested in doing stuff since you're not doing one thing.
11 Jul 07:26
--Everyone works differently, but as of recent, instead of doing random studies, I do more specific studies, and even better when you combine it with a personal project.
11 Jul 07:02
--General question here. In terms of studying specific subjects - do you find it detrimental to study more than one thing at a time i.e doing anatomy/perspective/form studies but then trying to do daily composition/value studies from filmscreens etc as well.
11 Jul 06:29
--Pretty sure the 2nd part of that post is just a quote from the movie Network https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WINDtlPXmmE maybe for motivation?
11 Jul 05:47
--I do not know why, that reminded me of this : https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236...83d7ef.jpg
