Good studies !! keep going 
First go at the wall assignment for Perspective 2. I really struggled to think of ideas, didn't really know how to design a wall.
Whoa nice! This looks super solid. I love the one pillar that's super close to the viewer. I can really feel the immense scale of the wall.
I really like this one, it looks like a place I want to visit
Thanks! Didn't get much time in today, anniversary is in 2 days! Managed to get a quick hour sketch of a library.
Finished off another sketch for the visual library, this time a french restaurant. Decided to change the angle and rebuild the front from the reference and then design my own side using elements from the reference.
Then I made some progress on the second wall design. This one is for a more militarised city, they are very industrial and use a lot of metal and stone in their architecture.
You're looking solid Lucas!
In the first image, i think that the tree looks a little tilted. It's not a big deal and i'm nitpicking, but i think it would sell the perspective a little bit better by making it straight hehe.
You make me want to work more on scenes and buildings too, it's really inspiring to see your progress, keep it up!
Your lines and overall designs have gotten so much better in the past few months, these are looking good so far.
the building studies look incredible!
@xdarts you are right about the tree! I'll focus on that next time. Thank you for the kind words, makes it much easier to keep working!! @LesleyCarol Thank you so much, can't want to keep improving alongside you @hikarisunlight You are too kind, I'll try make them more incredible in the future!
Didn't have all too much time today. Just finished off a building sketch that I started in the last post.
Wow... this is so good. You're very good with structures!
If I were to nitpick something, the back part of the building is slightly tilted. The lines go to a different vanishing point compared to the front part of the building. Other than that I think this is a solid sketch! Really good stuff
Thank you!
Found some really good advice for building up your visual library whilst reading Scott Robertsons "How to Draw" - Long story short, observe a specific subject e.g. Nose for a week, sketching from reference, then in the second week move onto sketching it from imagination with the aid of reference. Then move onto the next piece of the puzzle e.g. Mouth.
If you had enough time to practice, you'd be able to get a pretty thorough understanding of the whole body in around 12 ish weeks. Anyway, just thought it would was good to share! I'll be using it for my environment dev. focusing on a new style of architecture every 2 weeks!
