yes they are angled and their size diminishes in space just like anything else, just as ayudame said, letters are shapes contained in other shapes, they follow the rules of the dominant form (the box itself)


take a tissue box or better yet, something longer with words on it and just observe the way the text is working when you rotate in space, then come back to your drawing and fix it

yeh i understand now, gonna at least practice with one drawing tomorrow.. somewhat busy schedule so i don't know when it will be up.

Felt like doing a random rubix cube in 2 pt.
wasn't trying to be perfectly detailed... only took about 15 minutes on it.
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This post was edited by ChunkyFunk on Oct 4 2012 09:03am

As everyone told me, if you take only 15 minutes on something. you're not going to improve.

I don't want to be wrong, but shouldn't you just master the basics first?
If you did already, my bad.

these are the basics


perspective is one of the first things you should learn



@op try to move the boxes around the page, not just in the center, maybe above the ground plane and favoring one side, this will show you how to deal with a third side to the box. If you move too far from the ground plane though, it might lose its believability

First pear ever drawn. Feel kind of good about it since i'm still learning... besides the background... I think the pear actually turned out pretty well.

Painting: Reference:

you're missing the reflective light to the very left. look at the picture and you will see theres a mid tone slightly on the very edge.

very nice

So many in this thread that can't draw a line handing out advice lul

You're right, it turned out great. Keep this up. Textures are very nice

This post was edited by CHurley on Oct 6 2012 10:20am