I *think* I understand the concept of it rotating around an ellipse but I’m pretty confused with why mines look SO off (particularly 67 🫴, 63, 66, 59) but I can’t figure out exactly what. Any tips/corrections on my boxes?
I've been assigned to create a presentation on Ancient Rome with an inquiry question, but I'm pretty stumped on what it should be. I need to be able to go very in depth with it, and it shouldn't be something you can just search and answer with one article. The rest of the requirements are pictured above 😭 Please help, I've been thinking about this for a long while!
Ones I've thought of: "What can we infer about Roman values based on their laws and entertainment and how did that shape some modern societies/how can it compare?"
I'll appreciate any suggestions!!
Noob here! I just tried studying and drawing some box rotations, but honestly I'm quite confused on how to make sure they are correct (when not looking at reference) Are they supposed to be in 2 point or 3 point perspective?
Is it something that you just have to memorize/muscle memory? or do I just not understand the theory lol. As pictured in the second slide, I highlighted (red and blue -> move to black) what i THINK I should be using as guides to the angles, then build the rest of the box around it? please please correct me on this haha
Thanks so much!! sorry for the dumb question 😭😭
Hi all, my dog, pictured above, is dog selective and I think I’d just feel a lot more confident were I able to muzzle him sometimes :( But it’s very hot recently and so obviously he’d need a lot and a lot of pant space, HOWEVER, he’s scared of the tape measure or string that I use to measure his snout and stops panting, which means I can’t get his measurements when he’s fully panting. Any suggestions? Is there an estimated ratio or something I can go off based off just his regular snout? I’m sorry lol stupid question