You should be able to solve this.

ok

>>3096294
You mean draw the shape in 3 dimensional space?

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>>3096294
Drew this in my legit copy of Autocad on my Cintiq after doing some Copic studies.

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I'll post my actual attempt in a sec but its interesting what you made seems totally masculine lines vs feminine

here is man angry at boat aka /ic/
and woman admiring vase aka tumblr

>>3096384
Did you even understand the point of the image you double nigger

>>3096294
I dont undertand it, are we supposed to do the whole block or is it just the middle line?

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>>3096413

lol i did i said i was about to post my actual attempt

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>>3096294
you are right

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>>3096447
Second

This looks like fun and a good way to think in 3d without risk of symbol drawing. Is there a collection of these exercises somewhere?

>>3096476
wrong, you'd see lines where those ledges are

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>>3096484

>>3096469
Or could I even do it with just random shapes? I suppose the problem is I would have no answer key tho

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>>3096447
just kidding here we go

>>3096503
sh-show off!

Did you make this OP? Cool concept

>>3096520
If he did he needs to make more. This is the sekrit to get gud quick.

>>3096476
Wrong. Some of your imagined ledges would show from the opposite side and not match the templates.

>>3096503
I don't think this was the point of the exercise, but neat! How did you make this?

>>3096528
>>3096476
Actually, nvm this looks good. I initially misjudged some of the angles.

>>3096526
How so?

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Good exercise, thanks op.
Whoever does this right without 3D or point projection should be crowned the ultimate form feeler.

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hows this?

>>3096548
we covered that. You can't just add lines to the reference either

>>3096476

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>>3096539
I'm a brainlett, what exactly is this exercise?

I really don't understand what OP expects.

>>3096559
Your brain has really let you down

this legitimately hurts my brain

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>>3096294
/beg/ here
i dont get it, whats so hard?

>>3096579
Nothing. OP had a point.

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>>3096528
Yeah I know. I felt like doing it in blender instead.

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I tried.

Back to /beg/ with me.

>>3096294
I can draw and this still hurt my brain

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>>3096559
It's projection, a technique used to construct 3D forms from 2D "blueprints".

You draw a box, slap those pictures on the sides and extract your form out of it.
It forces you to think in 3D.

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ok now actually constructed

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I guess that would work on both views

>>3096665
and still wrong af

>>3096681
nope. wash your eyes

>>3096476
>>3096590
I think the front view would have additional lines showing but then i'm not even sure it can be solved otherwise.

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I picked a bad perspective to try this.

>>3096453
why are people still posting?

>>3096294
>pedo=isis

>>3096691
Does the OP's front view have horizontal lines on the left? Because yours does.

I was expecting people to fuck up perspective and shit, but holy fuck how are so many of you literally too retarded to grasp this exercise?

>>3096539
I feel like you got the side view's horizontal line wrong

>>3096782
I think we have a winner.

>>3096680
doesnt have the outer rectangle shape

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Is this correct?

>>3096294

I really don't understand this form, can you draw the top view?

>>3096294
Make more of dem REEEEEEEE

>>3096827
There are no lines in real life

Damn are you a peice a of shit

Really nice thread. I feel refreshed after reading that lame art edit thread by some kiwiwathever.

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step aside, autists

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>>3096294

>>3097014
oh no

Is there a 3D program that can help help doing this? This sounds like a good exercise but my brain is just too dumb to do this without any visual aids.

>>3097042
What is the point of doing a drawing exercise with CAD?

>>3097042
yes. that's basically how you do 3d

>>3097042
Drafting class had a lot of these projection exercises. The more you do them, the simpler they become. Don't worry about drawing a fully rendered shape, just draw it as if it were a metal wire.

>>3097044
To help you better understand a shape in 3D space. That's a skill that's greatly beneficial to develop / already have.

>>3097042
SURE IS
Look into Trimble Sketchup. It's free, and people use it for anything from mocking up a scene in 3D to conceptually modelling things quickly to see if they're physically feasible.

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>>3096294

This is a cool study, but the example you used could be more creative. It requires at least one of the sides (out of the 2 sets of 2 shapes) to be completely flat.

See attached. I was hoping to prove myself wrong

>>3097821

Where can I learn decent presentation skills like yours?

>>3097821
neat, i wish i weren't so lazy i just scribbled out 4 or 5 iterations in paint lol