Today we had a speed drawing
assignment. This test involved the class drawing from a random object
and from which ever perspective they were sitting in we had to draw
in certain amounts of time. I liked this session because it helped
with my speed in making drawings and loosen up which could come handy
in rough work sketching.
In our second class we began working on
our anthropometric manikin drawings on 3D Max. We were meant to
section and separate each individual part of the body, move the pivot
points to each of the main moving point of the body, scale and then
attach the body together to form as one. I found it difficult though
to scale the body to my measurements since there wasn't an online
tutorial to follow through for extra help. So I compromised with what
I knew and was able to do and rotated and connected to form as one
body. Here are some screen shots of the manikin:
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