heyo, you're doing great, perspective can indeed be very tricky, @Kektet reply inspired me to try to explain how i tackled the 4 point assignment.

I'm gonna use the one i did as reference i hope you don't mind, but basically to do these you need to go beyond what the reference shows you, you need to have a understanding of the construction behind what you're seeing, you must think 3d, break it down to simple shapes and, depending of the point of view, these shapes will begin to overlap each other.

and it truly helps to have a reference so you can use it as a base for what you're doing, i used marc's one in my case, keep it up c:

Hi! It's been a while! Thank you both @Pattu_w and @Kektet for your tutorials. I gave it a try again. They don't look as Pattu's examples because, well, not much anamoty knowledge yet, but it kinda looks similar. This time, I paid attention to the proportions (2 and 1/3 heads for the width of the body) and tried to make the head look similar by making sure the neck is visible

Hi, a while again! This time I went through the Photoshop practice. I'm not very good with the pen tool and vectors, and Photopea wouldn't let me modify the layer without rasterizing it first. But I kinda did something that looks like a box with a title and the creature (all of them as smart objects)

1 month later

Hi everybody! I know it's been so long since the last time I posted something. Believe it or not, I've been drawing, but I wasn't doing anything specific from the course so I didn't post anything XD

So I wanted to share my progress from this last month. I tried going into Term 3, but realized it was soon, so I focused a bit on doing an art study from Pokémon manga, and when Marc published the weekly schedule, I went ahead from Week 2. Here are some examples of what I've been doing in the last weeks:

This is the art study (and an original piece using that style)