Allright today is perspective according to the schedule (me thinks).
And after doing cubes and more cubes and boxes (drawabox) and more boxes...so many boxes. I got fed up with boxes.
So I am shooting for the room and mama the pain is visible.
Also unsure why my brain thought it would be a great idea to start with the back of the room, instead of the front.....Even on different layers, this is going to be a pain.
Oh well. Keep pushing, I will.
And just cause I needed a break from this (heh the excuse), here are some WIPs.
Too many details on the corals. Took forever. I really needed to simplify more.
Which hopefully won't end up in the never-ending WIPs pile...Hold me to it guys: I am not allowed to forgo these now that they are posted.
Thank you for the post!
And yes, perspective is...perspective. It's like my brain gets the rules, the lines, and the whole lecture, but my eyes are just "cross-eyed". 
I am guessing it will get better with practice.
And I love that I inspired you with "patience" because to be frank I am the entire opposite... 
Thanks again!
Thanks for the feedback on the posting! And the encouragement!
I'll stick to 1-2 posts a day on what challenges me most or what I finish instead of a "list" if it makes it easier for others.
I am doing drawabox at the same time than Art School so I am glad to see you also think it will be helpful for term 1 and concurrent terms.
Box 201 here I come. 
Some progress on the perspective room but I am so slow at it.
I know that practice increases speed but I am wondering what else could help as well. More simplification probably.
Let me know what you guys think.
It's late and I couldn't sleep so I did some anatomy.
It's not my best but it was good practice. I went faster on it too (2 hours instead of 4 hours) since I wanted to increase speed and see if I would lose too much.
One thing for sure: I am practicing hands and feet.
Also thinking of attacking term 2 in anatomy for certain now, so first thing in the morning.
Been feeling under the weather which got the best of me these past few days but back to practice.
Been listening to lectures in the meantime and practiced as much as I physically could.
Perspective room is still going along but still so slow....have no idea where I am going to put the second chair for that desk or how, yet....
WIP, but I am using it for color theory practice... still a lot of work on shading and it's uhm, yeah, that background would make a 5 year old probably happy, maybe? ... let's go to the next set of assignments.
Going to keep practicing those forms, but it's something.
Back to the perspective room I go.
2 months later
So life, and health royally kicked my butt in the last three months, and while the idea and motivation was to draw everyday, the physical reality was that I barely managed to get up and eat or drink everyday so art was under the rug for a bit. I feel like I blinked in August and next thing I know I am close to November.
Back after that, taking the advice on the Discord to finish unfinished works and get back in the grind/continue where I left off. Hopefully, I haven't lost all the progress I had originally made.
Anyways...
Some selected exercises from the digital sketchbook: portraits, (part of) the 100 heads, feet /hands, and imagination gestures.
The room (I inflicted this horror on myself, I will see it through):
One character concept I am working on. 
I just would like to know if the guy looks like he is the same person side view and facing forward?
My completed lineart of a Bottled Chibi:
Clothes folding are a challenge.
That's all for now.
Glad to hear that your feeling better, and health is more important than art. great studies and practices for the character I would say they look the same in both side facing and front-facing. keep up the good work and progress! 
I can't "like" posts for some reason now (getting a "500 internal server error") and just wanted to say thank you for the encouragements and feedback on the character.
Figure study of the day.
Ah. I did not know that. Thank you for letting me know.
Question: Can sketch lines be an actual stylistic choice in a digital illustration? Or would that be a big nono? I am actually thinking of incorporating them in my illustrations because I enjoy the feel of them and feel that my drawings would be more expressive but maybe that is just my beginner's perspective mixed with frustration"?
Rough outline of a OC character for attention and feedback if you have any you want to add.
Holy Molly I finally finished the lineart of the one point perspective room.
That was brutal for me but I need to get used to it and practice more of it.
Feedback would be appreciated.
Gonna add WIP/Practice to keep track (and because no slacking).
And this new room I am working on...for which I am having a hard time creating a fake ceiling.
Your room design looks great!! For your faces your lines going across the face look a little flat, try to make them follow the curve of the ball of the head. Loving the design of your second room!
You are right, my faces still look flat and I need to focus on the curve more. Thanks for the feedback, hopefully the room comes out decent.
Progress Tracker Portrait T2 start. Lets see where this goes after 3 months.
14 days later
Room Update. Digital sketch line be poor.
Still a lot to do.
1 month later
One day, this cat will manage to update social medias efficiently (new year's resolution ?). Also, yes: I am the same cat with a tie on the Discord for those who asked. Eventually my avatars will match.
Anyways..."updates".
Some routine forms stemming from Marc's mannequins.
The 2nd Perspective room with its many mistakes that harsh critique pointed out to me (and I am debating fixing or just keeping for future progress reference). 
One of the many WIPS/Studies.
It has colors, focuses on perspective, and it is scary.
Additional unnecessary input: I need to stop deleting my daily practice and should seriously learn to keep an organized art folder.
Some works that I consider finished...for now (mistakes included): 
The water scene is beautiful. And I love how the dragons took over a skull 
1 month later
