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c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errpo1g | errzd5h | 1,561,178,432 | 1,561,191,022 | 5 | 10 | I try to draw with my shoulder mostly, sometimes I forget, but it’s getting easier the more I consciously use it. My wrist/thumb gets tired because I unconsciously choke the shit out of the pen though. | If you have insurance and the ability, it might be worth seeing a hand therapist now to make sure your technique isn't doing long-term damage. I did detailed art that used a lot of fine motor skills for years before I had pain and then worked through mild pain for years before it got so bad it was seriously disrupting my life. I'm in my mid thirties and have carpal tunnel, cubital tunnel, and arthritis, and I had to stop making art professionally partially because of it. Didn't find out til things got bad bad bad that I'd been holding my damn pen the wrong way my whole life (only one part of the problem but still) and have had to relearn to prevent further damage. Stretching is great but learning ergonomic techniques and checking with a medical professional to make sure there isn't something else going on is also a great proactive thing to do. Signed, a cautionary tale. Don't mean to scare you - listen to your body, take frequent breaks, stretch, and build up slowly, and you'll probably see improvement. But don't ignore it either! | 0 | 12,590 | 2 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | erryqd5 | errzd5h | 1,561,190,023 | 1,561,191,022 | 6 | 10 | Make sure to stretch! You don’t want carpel tunnel it’s not fun. | If you have insurance and the ability, it might be worth seeing a hand therapist now to make sure your technique isn't doing long-term damage. I did detailed art that used a lot of fine motor skills for years before I had pain and then worked through mild pain for years before it got so bad it was seriously disrupting my life. I'm in my mid thirties and have carpal tunnel, cubital tunnel, and arthritis, and I had to stop making art professionally partially because of it. Didn't find out til things got bad bad bad that I'd been holding my damn pen the wrong way my whole life (only one part of the problem but still) and have had to relearn to prevent further damage. Stretching is great but learning ergonomic techniques and checking with a medical professional to make sure there isn't something else going on is also a great proactive thing to do. Signed, a cautionary tale. Don't mean to scare you - listen to your body, take frequent breaks, stretch, and build up slowly, and you'll probably see improvement. But don't ignore it either! | 0 | 999 | 1.666667 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errii4x | errzd5h | 1,561,171,570 | 1,561,191,022 | 6 | 10 | Just listen to your body, if you're tired, rest. If you're feeling good to draw, go for it. | If you have insurance and the ability, it might be worth seeing a hand therapist now to make sure your technique isn't doing long-term damage. I did detailed art that used a lot of fine motor skills for years before I had pain and then worked through mild pain for years before it got so bad it was seriously disrupting my life. I'm in my mid thirties and have carpal tunnel, cubital tunnel, and arthritis, and I had to stop making art professionally partially because of it. Didn't find out til things got bad bad bad that I'd been holding my damn pen the wrong way my whole life (only one part of the problem but still) and have had to relearn to prevent further damage. Stretching is great but learning ergonomic techniques and checking with a medical professional to make sure there isn't something else going on is also a great proactive thing to do. Signed, a cautionary tale. Don't mean to scare you - listen to your body, take frequent breaks, stretch, and build up slowly, and you'll probably see improvement. But don't ignore it either! | 0 | 19,452 | 1.666667 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errzd5h | erriq2i | 1,561,191,022 | 1,561,171,769 | 10 | 3 | If you have insurance and the ability, it might be worth seeing a hand therapist now to make sure your technique isn't doing long-term damage. I did detailed art that used a lot of fine motor skills for years before I had pain and then worked through mild pain for years before it got so bad it was seriously disrupting my life. I'm in my mid thirties and have carpal tunnel, cubital tunnel, and arthritis, and I had to stop making art professionally partially because of it. Didn't find out til things got bad bad bad that I'd been holding my damn pen the wrong way my whole life (only one part of the problem but still) and have had to relearn to prevent further damage. Stretching is great but learning ergonomic techniques and checking with a medical professional to make sure there isn't something else going on is also a great proactive thing to do. Signed, a cautionary tale. Don't mean to scare you - listen to your body, take frequent breaks, stretch, and build up slowly, and you'll probably see improvement. But don't ignore it either! | it is (i'm a beginner, too). luckily i'm ambidextrous and i just switch before my hands get tired. | 1 | 19,253 | 3.333333 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errzd5h | errou5f | 1,561,191,022 | 1,561,177,559 | 10 | 4 | If you have insurance and the ability, it might be worth seeing a hand therapist now to make sure your technique isn't doing long-term damage. I did detailed art that used a lot of fine motor skills for years before I had pain and then worked through mild pain for years before it got so bad it was seriously disrupting my life. I'm in my mid thirties and have carpal tunnel, cubital tunnel, and arthritis, and I had to stop making art professionally partially because of it. Didn't find out til things got bad bad bad that I'd been holding my damn pen the wrong way my whole life (only one part of the problem but still) and have had to relearn to prevent further damage. Stretching is great but learning ergonomic techniques and checking with a medical professional to make sure there isn't something else going on is also a great proactive thing to do. Signed, a cautionary tale. Don't mean to scare you - listen to your body, take frequent breaks, stretch, and build up slowly, and you'll probably see improvement. But don't ignore it either! | Take breaks. Stretch your hands/wrists. Draw with your arm not your wrist. | 1 | 13,463 | 2.5 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errogwp | errqwig | 1,561,177,181 | 1,561,179,782 | 8 | 9 | It's a muscle you have to work up like any other. There are some things you can do like stretch your hand, hold your pencils/brushes more loosely, but rest is important. A friend of mine has terrible carpal tunnel now because he just pushed through that pain. | It changes from person to person. Pro artists can draw for as long as they can stay awake while a newcommer won't go over a short session. Personally I can draw for 4-5 hours before getting uncomfortable. To improve your stamina I would suggest getting up and doing stretches. Also look at something far away for a while to readjust your eyes. Overall, with time you will get more stamina anyways. If you enjoy the process it really won't matter too. Good luck! | 0 | 2,601 | 1.125 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errqwig | errpo1g | 1,561,179,782 | 1,561,178,432 | 9 | 5 | It changes from person to person. Pro artists can draw for as long as they can stay awake while a newcommer won't go over a short session. Personally I can draw for 4-5 hours before getting uncomfortable. To improve your stamina I would suggest getting up and doing stretches. Also look at something far away for a while to readjust your eyes. Overall, with time you will get more stamina anyways. If you enjoy the process it really won't matter too. Good luck! | I try to draw with my shoulder mostly, sometimes I forget, but it’s getting easier the more I consciously use it. My wrist/thumb gets tired because I unconsciously choke the shit out of the pen though. | 1 | 1,350 | 1.8 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errqwig | errii4x | 1,561,179,782 | 1,561,171,570 | 9 | 6 | It changes from person to person. Pro artists can draw for as long as they can stay awake while a newcommer won't go over a short session. Personally I can draw for 4-5 hours before getting uncomfortable. To improve your stamina I would suggest getting up and doing stretches. Also look at something far away for a while to readjust your eyes. Overall, with time you will get more stamina anyways. If you enjoy the process it really won't matter too. Good luck! | Just listen to your body, if you're tired, rest. If you're feeling good to draw, go for it. | 1 | 8,212 | 1.5 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errqwig | erriq2i | 1,561,179,782 | 1,561,171,769 | 9 | 3 | It changes from person to person. Pro artists can draw for as long as they can stay awake while a newcommer won't go over a short session. Personally I can draw for 4-5 hours before getting uncomfortable. To improve your stamina I would suggest getting up and doing stretches. Also look at something far away for a while to readjust your eyes. Overall, with time you will get more stamina anyways. If you enjoy the process it really won't matter too. Good luck! | it is (i'm a beginner, too). luckily i'm ambidextrous and i just switch before my hands get tired. | 1 | 8,013 | 3 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errou5f | errqwig | 1,561,177,559 | 1,561,179,782 | 4 | 9 | Take breaks. Stretch your hands/wrists. Draw with your arm not your wrist. | It changes from person to person. Pro artists can draw for as long as they can stay awake while a newcommer won't go over a short session. Personally I can draw for 4-5 hours before getting uncomfortable. To improve your stamina I would suggest getting up and doing stretches. Also look at something far away for a while to readjust your eyes. Overall, with time you will get more stamina anyways. If you enjoy the process it really won't matter too. Good luck! | 0 | 2,223 | 2.25 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errii4x | errkz87 | 1,561,171,570 | 1,561,173,816 | 6 | 9 | Just listen to your body, if you're tired, rest. If you're feeling good to draw, go for it. | Of course it does. Just take breaks. After a couple of months of drawing youll get used to it and your drawing time will extend. | 0 | 2,246 | 1.5 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | erriq2i | errkz87 | 1,561,171,769 | 1,561,173,816 | 3 | 9 | it is (i'm a beginner, too). luckily i'm ambidextrous and i just switch before my hands get tired. | Of course it does. Just take breaks. After a couple of months of drawing youll get used to it and your drawing time will extend. | 0 | 2,047 | 3 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errogwp | errii4x | 1,561,177,181 | 1,561,171,570 | 8 | 6 | It's a muscle you have to work up like any other. There are some things you can do like stretch your hand, hold your pencils/brushes more loosely, but rest is important. A friend of mine has terrible carpal tunnel now because he just pushed through that pain. | Just listen to your body, if you're tired, rest. If you're feeling good to draw, go for it. | 1 | 5,611 | 1.333333 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errogwp | erriq2i | 1,561,177,181 | 1,561,171,769 | 8 | 3 | It's a muscle you have to work up like any other. There are some things you can do like stretch your hand, hold your pencils/brushes more loosely, but rest is important. A friend of mine has terrible carpal tunnel now because he just pushed through that pain. | it is (i'm a beginner, too). luckily i'm ambidextrous and i just switch before my hands get tired. | 1 | 5,412 | 2.666667 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | erryqd5 | errpo1g | 1,561,190,023 | 1,561,178,432 | 6 | 5 | Make sure to stretch! You don’t want carpel tunnel it’s not fun. | I try to draw with my shoulder mostly, sometimes I forget, but it’s getting easier the more I consciously use it. My wrist/thumb gets tired because I unconsciously choke the shit out of the pen though. | 1 | 11,591 | 1.2 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errpo1g | ers4187 | 1,561,178,432 | 1,561,198,692 | 5 | 6 | I try to draw with my shoulder mostly, sometimes I forget, but it’s getting easier the more I consciously use it. My wrist/thumb gets tired because I unconsciously choke the shit out of the pen though. | It shouldn't necessarily become physically painful, if you feel like you are expericing this you may wanna schedule some short 10/15min breaks inbetween. I think the important thing to do is to check your posture and work station when drawing. Ensure you are sat straight, make sure you aren't leaning on your wrist too hard when you become focused and ensure that your chair and desk are set to a comfortable height. Watch some videos on YouTube on setting up an ergonomic space they should help alleviate the pain <I'm an office worker and speak from experience in having wrist, shoulder and back pain from sitting long periods of time> And if your new then it may just be growning pains but defo keep an eye out on it as you wouldn't wanna develop Carpel Tunnel or Repetitive Strain Injury. I'm sure you'll be alright tho! Keep drawing :) | 0 | 20,260 | 1.2 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errpo1g | erriq2i | 1,561,178,432 | 1,561,171,769 | 5 | 3 | I try to draw with my shoulder mostly, sometimes I forget, but it’s getting easier the more I consciously use it. My wrist/thumb gets tired because I unconsciously choke the shit out of the pen though. | it is (i'm a beginner, too). luckily i'm ambidextrous and i just switch before my hands get tired. | 1 | 6,663 | 1.666667 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errou5f | errpo1g | 1,561,177,559 | 1,561,178,432 | 4 | 5 | Take breaks. Stretch your hands/wrists. Draw with your arm not your wrist. | I try to draw with my shoulder mostly, sometimes I forget, but it’s getting easier the more I consciously use it. My wrist/thumb gets tired because I unconsciously choke the shit out of the pen though. | 0 | 873 | 1.25 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | erriq2i | erryqd5 | 1,561,171,769 | 1,561,190,023 | 3 | 6 | it is (i'm a beginner, too). luckily i'm ambidextrous and i just switch before my hands get tired. | Make sure to stretch! You don’t want carpel tunnel it’s not fun. | 0 | 18,254 | 2 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | erryqd5 | errou5f | 1,561,190,023 | 1,561,177,559 | 6 | 4 | Make sure to stretch! You don’t want carpel tunnel it’s not fun. | Take breaks. Stretch your hands/wrists. Draw with your arm not your wrist. | 1 | 12,464 | 1.5 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | erriq2i | ers4187 | 1,561,171,769 | 1,561,198,692 | 3 | 6 | it is (i'm a beginner, too). luckily i'm ambidextrous and i just switch before my hands get tired. | It shouldn't necessarily become physically painful, if you feel like you are expericing this you may wanna schedule some short 10/15min breaks inbetween. I think the important thing to do is to check your posture and work station when drawing. Ensure you are sat straight, make sure you aren't leaning on your wrist too hard when you become focused and ensure that your chair and desk are set to a comfortable height. Watch some videos on YouTube on setting up an ergonomic space they should help alleviate the pain <I'm an office worker and speak from experience in having wrist, shoulder and back pain from sitting long periods of time> And if your new then it may just be growning pains but defo keep an eye out on it as you wouldn't wanna develop Carpel Tunnel or Repetitive Strain Injury. I'm sure you'll be alright tho! Keep drawing :) | 0 | 26,923 | 2 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | ers4187 | errou5f | 1,561,198,692 | 1,561,177,559 | 6 | 4 | It shouldn't necessarily become physically painful, if you feel like you are expericing this you may wanna schedule some short 10/15min breaks inbetween. I think the important thing to do is to check your posture and work station when drawing. Ensure you are sat straight, make sure you aren't leaning on your wrist too hard when you become focused and ensure that your chair and desk are set to a comfortable height. Watch some videos on YouTube on setting up an ergonomic space they should help alleviate the pain <I'm an office worker and speak from experience in having wrist, shoulder and back pain from sitting long periods of time> And if your new then it may just be growning pains but defo keep an eye out on it as you wouldn't wanna develop Carpel Tunnel or Repetitive Strain Injury. I'm sure you'll be alright tho! Keep drawing :) | Take breaks. Stretch your hands/wrists. Draw with your arm not your wrist. | 1 | 21,133 | 1.5 | ||
c3jhc1 | artfundamentals_train | 0.85 | Is it normal for my hand to get tired after drawing for around 2 hours/ 1 and a half hour? I'm quite a beginner and when i finally discovered that i need to move my whole arm instead of just my wrist i began to feel tired in a short amount of time (Or is it a normal amount by your standards?) . I know i'm just starting and probably i'm just tired because it's night hours but in general, does it get less painful (Physically) after a while? | errou5f | erriq2i | 1,561,177,559 | 1,561,171,769 | 4 | 3 | Take breaks. Stretch your hands/wrists. Draw with your arm not your wrist. | it is (i'm a beginner, too). luckily i'm ambidextrous and i just switch before my hands get tired. | 1 | 5,790 | 1.333333 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwv5dk8 | iwtukmn | 1,668,788,241 | 1,668,760,223 | 21 | 1 | Using this course to make your digital work better? Yes. Doing this course on digital medium? No. This course teaches you the physical and mental process of mark making. It develops these skills that can be used in any type of media. As someone who wants to \*only\* do digital once I gain the skills to do so, I can attest that doing it with pen and paper is absolutely the way to do it. There's so many times I make a mistake and want to "undo" it, but the ink is final. It forces me to see the mistake and think about why it happened. I have grown so much more because of pen and paper than I would have with a tablet. I have used my tablet for my non course fun days, and there is a large difference. As a last thought, remember that we are coming here and taking uncomfortable's class. We are taking his advice and his teaching. When he gives direction in his course it is because that's how his teachings are going to be best conveyed to the students he is not in the room with. His directions are not arbitrary or random; he cares enormously and thinks every step through. It makes your time and effort more worth it if you respect his teaching. You wouldn't walk in to a physical classroom and tell the teacher they are wrong and you'll do it your own way. Just because this course is over the internet doesn't change the fact that we are walking in to his classroom. | **To OP**: Every post on this subreddit is manually approved, once we make sure it adheres to the subreddit rules, the main ones being the following: * That **all posts here must relate drawabox.com** (being either questions or homework submissions). More on that can be found here. * All homework submissions must be complete - **single exercises and partial work is not allowed on the subreddit**, as mentioned in this video from Lesson 0. You can however get feedback on individual exercises on the discord chat server, and the folks there would be happy to help you out. If you find that your post breaks either of these rules, we would recommend deleting your post yourself, and submitting on one of these other more general art communities instead: * /r/learnart or /r/learntodraw if you're looking for feedback on your work * /r/IDAP is good for sharing work you're not looking for feedback on * /r/artistlounge and /r/learnart are good for general questions/discussion Just be sure to read through their own individual submission guidelines before posting. **To those responding**: If you are seeing this post, then it has been approved, and therefore is related to the lessons on drawabox.com. If you are yourself unfamiliar with them, then it's best that you not respond with your own advice, so as not to confuse or mislead OP. Thank you for your cooperation! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/ArtFundamentals) if you have any questions or concerns.* | 1 | 28,018 | 21 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwvmock | iwtukmn | 1,668,795,206 | 1,668,760,223 | 11 | 1 | I am! no one's busting down my door. | **To OP**: Every post on this subreddit is manually approved, once we make sure it adheres to the subreddit rules, the main ones being the following: * That **all posts here must relate drawabox.com** (being either questions or homework submissions). More on that can be found here. * All homework submissions must be complete - **single exercises and partial work is not allowed on the subreddit**, as mentioned in this video from Lesson 0. You can however get feedback on individual exercises on the discord chat server, and the folks there would be happy to help you out. If you find that your post breaks either of these rules, we would recommend deleting your post yourself, and submitting on one of these other more general art communities instead: * /r/learnart or /r/learntodraw if you're looking for feedback on your work * /r/IDAP is good for sharing work you're not looking for feedback on * /r/artistlounge and /r/learnart are good for general questions/discussion Just be sure to read through their own individual submission guidelines before posting. **To those responding**: If you are seeing this post, then it has been approved, and therefore is related to the lessons on drawabox.com. If you are yourself unfamiliar with them, then it's best that you not respond with your own advice, so as not to confuse or mislead OP. Thank you for your cooperation! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/ArtFundamentals) if you have any questions or concerns.* | 1 | 34,983 | 11 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwtukmn | iwxdfmo | 1,668,760,223 | 1,668,822,790 | 1 | 7 | **To OP**: Every post on this subreddit is manually approved, once we make sure it adheres to the subreddit rules, the main ones being the following: * That **all posts here must relate drawabox.com** (being either questions or homework submissions). More on that can be found here. * All homework submissions must be complete - **single exercises and partial work is not allowed on the subreddit**, as mentioned in this video from Lesson 0. You can however get feedback on individual exercises on the discord chat server, and the folks there would be happy to help you out. If you find that your post breaks either of these rules, we would recommend deleting your post yourself, and submitting on one of these other more general art communities instead: * /r/learnart or /r/learntodraw if you're looking for feedback on your work * /r/IDAP is good for sharing work you're not looking for feedback on * /r/artistlounge and /r/learnart are good for general questions/discussion Just be sure to read through their own individual submission guidelines before posting. **To those responding**: If you are seeing this post, then it has been approved, and therefore is related to the lessons on drawabox.com. If you are yourself unfamiliar with them, then it's best that you not respond with your own advice, so as not to confuse or mislead OP. Thank you for your cooperation! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/ArtFundamentals) if you have any questions or concerns.* | Yes. People- including the artist who created this course- is *very* weird about it. For this reason, I decided to not engage with the community and do a digital version side-by- side with doing it physically. And lo and behold, it made my digital art skills better. I think it's a good idea to do these the traditional way, but from personal experience, I also recommend using these exercises to help you have better control and line quality digitally as well. Don't let anyone stop you from trying if you want to give it a go. | 0 | 62,567 | 7 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwtukmn | iwxkgkm | 1,668,760,223 | 1,668,826,379 | 1 | 4 | **To OP**: Every post on this subreddit is manually approved, once we make sure it adheres to the subreddit rules, the main ones being the following: * That **all posts here must relate drawabox.com** (being either questions or homework submissions). More on that can be found here. * All homework submissions must be complete - **single exercises and partial work is not allowed on the subreddit**, as mentioned in this video from Lesson 0. You can however get feedback on individual exercises on the discord chat server, and the folks there would be happy to help you out. If you find that your post breaks either of these rules, we would recommend deleting your post yourself, and submitting on one of these other more general art communities instead: * /r/learnart or /r/learntodraw if you're looking for feedback on your work * /r/IDAP is good for sharing work you're not looking for feedback on * /r/artistlounge and /r/learnart are good for general questions/discussion Just be sure to read through their own individual submission guidelines before posting. **To those responding**: If you are seeing this post, then it has been approved, and therefore is related to the lessons on drawabox.com. If you are yourself unfamiliar with them, then it's best that you not respond with your own advice, so as not to confuse or mislead OP. Thank you for your cooperation! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/ArtFundamentals) if you have any questions or concerns.* | It's fine to do them that way. That said, it isn't built around the course. Personally, I find that by doing the lessons on paper, my digital art strokes are improving because I'm applying the same techniques, i also find myself undoing less and am making more confident strokes digitally even though I do all of these lessons traditionally. SO honestly, if you can I would recommend doing it on paper because it's what the course is intended for. However, the skills you learn and practice will serve your digital art well too. Of course, you *can* do it digitally if you just *really* want to, but you'll probably be more prone to just undoing repeatedly whenever something doesn't go right and it might be harder to keep track of your progress and improvements. | 0 | 66,156 | 4 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwv1brc | iwtukmn | 1,668,786,585 | 1,668,760,223 | 2 | 1 | Lesson 0 doesn't recommend it | **To OP**: Every post on this subreddit is manually approved, once we make sure it adheres to the subreddit rules, the main ones being the following: * That **all posts here must relate drawabox.com** (being either questions or homework submissions). More on that can be found here. * All homework submissions must be complete - **single exercises and partial work is not allowed on the subreddit**, as mentioned in this video from Lesson 0. You can however get feedback on individual exercises on the discord chat server, and the folks there would be happy to help you out. If you find that your post breaks either of these rules, we would recommend deleting your post yourself, and submitting on one of these other more general art communities instead: * /r/learnart or /r/learntodraw if you're looking for feedback on your work * /r/IDAP is good for sharing work you're not looking for feedback on * /r/artistlounge and /r/learnart are good for general questions/discussion Just be sure to read through their own individual submission guidelines before posting. **To those responding**: If you are seeing this post, then it has been approved, and therefore is related to the lessons on drawabox.com. If you are yourself unfamiliar with them, then it's best that you not respond with your own advice, so as not to confuse or mislead OP. Thank you for your cooperation! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/ArtFundamentals) if you have any questions or concerns.* | 1 | 26,362 | 2 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwtukmn | iwuxjxa | 1,668,760,223 | 1,668,785,015 | 1 | 2 | **To OP**: Every post on this subreddit is manually approved, once we make sure it adheres to the subreddit rules, the main ones being the following: * That **all posts here must relate drawabox.com** (being either questions or homework submissions). More on that can be found here. * All homework submissions must be complete - **single exercises and partial work is not allowed on the subreddit**, as mentioned in this video from Lesson 0. You can however get feedback on individual exercises on the discord chat server, and the folks there would be happy to help you out. If you find that your post breaks either of these rules, we would recommend deleting your post yourself, and submitting on one of these other more general art communities instead: * /r/learnart or /r/learntodraw if you're looking for feedback on your work * /r/IDAP is good for sharing work you're not looking for feedback on * /r/artistlounge and /r/learnart are good for general questions/discussion Just be sure to read through their own individual submission guidelines before posting. **To those responding**: If you are seeing this post, then it has been approved, and therefore is related to the lessons on drawabox.com. If you are yourself unfamiliar with them, then it's best that you not respond with your own advice, so as not to confuse or mislead OP. Thank you for your cooperation! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/ArtFundamentals) if you have any questions or concerns.* | Yes | 0 | 24,792 | 2 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwuzubw | iwtukmn | 1,668,785,971 | 1,668,760,223 | 2 | 1 | I tried with a tablet but it was super hard. Now I have a display tablet and it's like using paper. | **To OP**: Every post on this subreddit is manually approved, once we make sure it adheres to the subreddit rules, the main ones being the following: * That **all posts here must relate drawabox.com** (being either questions or homework submissions). More on that can be found here. * All homework submissions must be complete - **single exercises and partial work is not allowed on the subreddit**, as mentioned in this video from Lesson 0. You can however get feedback on individual exercises on the discord chat server, and the folks there would be happy to help you out. If you find that your post breaks either of these rules, we would recommend deleting your post yourself, and submitting on one of these other more general art communities instead: * /r/learnart or /r/learntodraw if you're looking for feedback on your work * /r/IDAP is good for sharing work you're not looking for feedback on * /r/artistlounge and /r/learnart are good for general questions/discussion Just be sure to read through their own individual submission guidelines before posting. **To those responding**: If you are seeing this post, then it has been approved, and therefore is related to the lessons on drawabox.com. If you are yourself unfamiliar with them, then it's best that you not respond with your own advice, so as not to confuse or mislead OP. Thank you for your cooperation! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/ArtFundamentals) if you have any questions or concerns.* | 1 | 25,748 | 2 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwv1brc | iwv5dk8 | 1,668,786,585 | 1,668,788,241 | 2 | 21 | Lesson 0 doesn't recommend it | Using this course to make your digital work better? Yes. Doing this course on digital medium? No. This course teaches you the physical and mental process of mark making. It develops these skills that can be used in any type of media. As someone who wants to \*only\* do digital once I gain the skills to do so, I can attest that doing it with pen and paper is absolutely the way to do it. There's so many times I make a mistake and want to "undo" it, but the ink is final. It forces me to see the mistake and think about why it happened. I have grown so much more because of pen and paper than I would have with a tablet. I have used my tablet for my non course fun days, and there is a large difference. As a last thought, remember that we are coming here and taking uncomfortable's class. We are taking his advice and his teaching. When he gives direction in his course it is because that's how his teachings are going to be best conveyed to the students he is not in the room with. His directions are not arbitrary or random; he cares enormously and thinks every step through. It makes your time and effort more worth it if you respect his teaching. You wouldn't walk in to a physical classroom and tell the teacher they are wrong and you'll do it your own way. Just because this course is over the internet doesn't change the fact that we are walking in to his classroom. | 0 | 1,656 | 10.5 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwuxjxa | iwv5dk8 | 1,668,785,015 | 1,668,788,241 | 2 | 21 | Yes | Using this course to make your digital work better? Yes. Doing this course on digital medium? No. This course teaches you the physical and mental process of mark making. It develops these skills that can be used in any type of media. As someone who wants to \*only\* do digital once I gain the skills to do so, I can attest that doing it with pen and paper is absolutely the way to do it. There's so many times I make a mistake and want to "undo" it, but the ink is final. It forces me to see the mistake and think about why it happened. I have grown so much more because of pen and paper than I would have with a tablet. I have used my tablet for my non course fun days, and there is a large difference. As a last thought, remember that we are coming here and taking uncomfortable's class. We are taking his advice and his teaching. When he gives direction in his course it is because that's how his teachings are going to be best conveyed to the students he is not in the room with. His directions are not arbitrary or random; he cares enormously and thinks every step through. It makes your time and effort more worth it if you respect his teaching. You wouldn't walk in to a physical classroom and tell the teacher they are wrong and you'll do it your own way. Just because this course is over the internet doesn't change the fact that we are walking in to his classroom. | 0 | 3,226 | 10.5 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwuzubw | iwv5dk8 | 1,668,785,971 | 1,668,788,241 | 2 | 21 | I tried with a tablet but it was super hard. Now I have a display tablet and it's like using paper. | Using this course to make your digital work better? Yes. Doing this course on digital medium? No. This course teaches you the physical and mental process of mark making. It develops these skills that can be used in any type of media. As someone who wants to \*only\* do digital once I gain the skills to do so, I can attest that doing it with pen and paper is absolutely the way to do it. There's so many times I make a mistake and want to "undo" it, but the ink is final. It forces me to see the mistake and think about why it happened. I have grown so much more because of pen and paper than I would have with a tablet. I have used my tablet for my non course fun days, and there is a large difference. As a last thought, remember that we are coming here and taking uncomfortable's class. We are taking his advice and his teaching. When he gives direction in his course it is because that's how his teachings are going to be best conveyed to the students he is not in the room with. His directions are not arbitrary or random; he cares enormously and thinks every step through. It makes your time and effort more worth it if you respect his teaching. You wouldn't walk in to a physical classroom and tell the teacher they are wrong and you'll do it your own way. Just because this course is over the internet doesn't change the fact that we are walking in to his classroom. | 0 | 2,270 | 10.5 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwvmock | iwv1brc | 1,668,795,206 | 1,668,786,585 | 11 | 2 | I am! no one's busting down my door. | Lesson 0 doesn't recommend it | 1 | 8,621 | 5.5 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwvmock | iwuxjxa | 1,668,795,206 | 1,668,785,015 | 11 | 2 | I am! no one's busting down my door. | Yes | 1 | 10,191 | 5.5 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwvmock | iwuzubw | 1,668,795,206 | 1,668,785,971 | 11 | 2 | I am! no one's busting down my door. | I tried with a tablet but it was super hard. Now I have a display tablet and it's like using paper. | 1 | 9,235 | 5.5 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwv1brc | iwxdfmo | 1,668,786,585 | 1,668,822,790 | 2 | 7 | Lesson 0 doesn't recommend it | Yes. People- including the artist who created this course- is *very* weird about it. For this reason, I decided to not engage with the community and do a digital version side-by- side with doing it physically. And lo and behold, it made my digital art skills better. I think it's a good idea to do these the traditional way, but from personal experience, I also recommend using these exercises to help you have better control and line quality digitally as well. Don't let anyone stop you from trying if you want to give it a go. | 0 | 36,205 | 3.5 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwuxjxa | iwxdfmo | 1,668,785,015 | 1,668,822,790 | 2 | 7 | Yes | Yes. People- including the artist who created this course- is *very* weird about it. For this reason, I decided to not engage with the community and do a digital version side-by- side with doing it physically. And lo and behold, it made my digital art skills better. I think it's a good idea to do these the traditional way, but from personal experience, I also recommend using these exercises to help you have better control and line quality digitally as well. Don't let anyone stop you from trying if you want to give it a go. | 0 | 37,775 | 3.5 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwxdfmo | iwuzubw | 1,668,822,790 | 1,668,785,971 | 7 | 2 | Yes. People- including the artist who created this course- is *very* weird about it. For this reason, I decided to not engage with the community and do a digital version side-by- side with doing it physically. And lo and behold, it made my digital art skills better. I think it's a good idea to do these the traditional way, but from personal experience, I also recommend using these exercises to help you have better control and line quality digitally as well. Don't let anyone stop you from trying if you want to give it a go. | I tried with a tablet but it was super hard. Now I have a display tablet and it's like using paper. | 1 | 36,819 | 3.5 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwv1brc | iwxkgkm | 1,668,786,585 | 1,668,826,379 | 2 | 4 | Lesson 0 doesn't recommend it | It's fine to do them that way. That said, it isn't built around the course. Personally, I find that by doing the lessons on paper, my digital art strokes are improving because I'm applying the same techniques, i also find myself undoing less and am making more confident strokes digitally even though I do all of these lessons traditionally. SO honestly, if you can I would recommend doing it on paper because it's what the course is intended for. However, the skills you learn and practice will serve your digital art well too. Of course, you *can* do it digitally if you just *really* want to, but you'll probably be more prone to just undoing repeatedly whenever something doesn't go right and it might be harder to keep track of your progress and improvements. | 0 | 39,794 | 2 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwuxjxa | iwxkgkm | 1,668,785,015 | 1,668,826,379 | 2 | 4 | Yes | It's fine to do them that way. That said, it isn't built around the course. Personally, I find that by doing the lessons on paper, my digital art strokes are improving because I'm applying the same techniques, i also find myself undoing less and am making more confident strokes digitally even though I do all of these lessons traditionally. SO honestly, if you can I would recommend doing it on paper because it's what the course is intended for. However, the skills you learn and practice will serve your digital art well too. Of course, you *can* do it digitally if you just *really* want to, but you'll probably be more prone to just undoing repeatedly whenever something doesn't go right and it might be harder to keep track of your progress and improvements. | 0 | 41,364 | 2 | ||
yyf1lr | artfundamentals_train | 0.93 | Is it okay to take these lessons for digital media? I see a lot of lessons done on paper, could I also do this for digital works? I think I do well on paper but not on tablets. Thoughts? | iwxkgkm | iwuzubw | 1,668,826,379 | 1,668,785,971 | 4 | 2 | It's fine to do them that way. That said, it isn't built around the course. Personally, I find that by doing the lessons on paper, my digital art strokes are improving because I'm applying the same techniques, i also find myself undoing less and am making more confident strokes digitally even though I do all of these lessons traditionally. SO honestly, if you can I would recommend doing it on paper because it's what the course is intended for. However, the skills you learn and practice will serve your digital art well too. Of course, you *can* do it digitally if you just *really* want to, but you'll probably be more prone to just undoing repeatedly whenever something doesn't go right and it might be harder to keep track of your progress and improvements. | I tried with a tablet but it was super hard. Now I have a display tablet and it's like using paper. | 1 | 40,408 | 2 | ||
tobtcy | artfundamentals_train | 0.83 | How do you learn angles and degrees for the 250 box challenge? I have no idea how to apply or even identify specific degrees/angles. How do you learn this? | i25a0ow | i271y17 | 1,648,261,048 | 1,648,304,960 | 1 | 3 | You don't need to find the actual degree, you just need to make sure the lines that are going toward a vanishing point are all converging. | The truth is honestly I did the challenge; I never could get it right. All I learned from it was 1. Never guess, plot your vanishing point 2. Use a ruler to get it right. My only suggestion is; do this challange to the best of your ability then move on. | 0 | 43,912 | 3 | ||
mkzyr9 | artfundamentals_train | 0.96 | QUESTION - how long did it take until you saw improvement in perspective while doing the 250 Box Challenge | gtizshv | gtjcohv | 1,617,676,598 | 1,617,684,357 | 16 | 27 | The amount of improvement will depend on where you are starting out. The person who starts furthest behind will likely see the most immediate improvement. Don't fixate on some quantity and expect to see x amount of improvement; that way disappointment lies. Just focus on just doing better than the box before. I see the challenges as primers for going forward-like most of the drawabox exercises. They are nice little checkmarks to say you've accomplished a goal. You will need to keep practicing boxes well beyond the first 250. edit - slight rewording | I can't remember exactly when it was, but I do remember the thing that most helped me in the end. Early on I found I kept simply zoning out and going through the motions, which meant I wasn't getting good variety or seeing much improvement outside of a few select views. I started making a conscious effort to really visualize the boxes before I would begin drawing as well as making sure I was picking varied angles and views. At first they took longer and looked worse, but then I started to see real useful improvement. | 0 | 7,759 | 1.6875 | ||
mkzyr9 | artfundamentals_train | 0.96 | QUESTION - how long did it take until you saw improvement in perspective while doing the 250 Box Challenge | gtj9ksb | gtjcohv | 1,617,682,238 | 1,617,684,357 | 10 | 27 | Box 240 lmao.. | I can't remember exactly when it was, but I do remember the thing that most helped me in the end. Early on I found I kept simply zoning out and going through the motions, which meant I wasn't getting good variety or seeing much improvement outside of a few select views. I started making a conscious effort to really visualize the boxes before I would begin drawing as well as making sure I was picking varied angles and views. At first they took longer and looked worse, but then I started to see real useful improvement. | 0 | 2,119 | 2.7 | ||
mkzyr9 | artfundamentals_train | 0.96 | QUESTION - how long did it take until you saw improvement in perspective while doing the 250 Box Challenge | gtiuhug | gtjcohv | 1,617,673,815 | 1,617,684,357 | 9 | 27 | 50 boxes, still nothing. Remindme! 23 hours | I can't remember exactly when it was, but I do remember the thing that most helped me in the end. Early on I found I kept simply zoning out and going through the motions, which meant I wasn't getting good variety or seeing much improvement outside of a few select views. I started making a conscious effort to really visualize the boxes before I would begin drawing as well as making sure I was picking varied angles and views. At first they took longer and looked worse, but then I started to see real useful improvement. | 0 | 10,542 | 3 | ||
mkzyr9 | artfundamentals_train | 0.96 | QUESTION - how long did it take until you saw improvement in perspective while doing the 250 Box Challenge | gtiumw1 | gtjcohv | 1,617,673,889 | 1,617,684,357 | 9 | 27 | 100 boxes? I think about 100 | I can't remember exactly when it was, but I do remember the thing that most helped me in the end. Early on I found I kept simply zoning out and going through the motions, which meant I wasn't getting good variety or seeing much improvement outside of a few select views. I started making a conscious effort to really visualize the boxes before I would begin drawing as well as making sure I was picking varied angles and views. At first they took longer and looked worse, but then I started to see real useful improvement. | 0 | 10,468 | 3 | ||
mkzyr9 | artfundamentals_train | 0.96 | QUESTION - how long did it take until you saw improvement in perspective while doing the 250 Box Challenge | gtiuhug | gtizshv | 1,617,673,815 | 1,617,676,598 | 9 | 16 | 50 boxes, still nothing. Remindme! 23 hours | The amount of improvement will depend on where you are starting out. The person who starts furthest behind will likely see the most immediate improvement. Don't fixate on some quantity and expect to see x amount of improvement; that way disappointment lies. Just focus on just doing better than the box before. I see the challenges as primers for going forward-like most of the drawabox exercises. They are nice little checkmarks to say you've accomplished a goal. You will need to keep practicing boxes well beyond the first 250. edit - slight rewording | 0 | 2,783 | 1.777778 | ||
mkzyr9 | artfundamentals_train | 0.96 | QUESTION - how long did it take until you saw improvement in perspective while doing the 250 Box Challenge | gtiumw1 | gtizshv | 1,617,673,889 | 1,617,676,598 | 9 | 16 | 100 boxes? I think about 100 | The amount of improvement will depend on where you are starting out. The person who starts furthest behind will likely see the most immediate improvement. Don't fixate on some quantity and expect to see x amount of improvement; that way disappointment lies. Just focus on just doing better than the box before. I see the challenges as primers for going forward-like most of the drawabox exercises. They are nice little checkmarks to say you've accomplished a goal. You will need to keep practicing boxes well beyond the first 250. edit - slight rewording | 0 | 2,709 | 1.777778 | ||
mkzyr9 | artfundamentals_train | 0.96 | QUESTION - how long did it take until you saw improvement in perspective while doing the 250 Box Challenge | gtj9ksb | gtiuhug | 1,617,682,238 | 1,617,673,815 | 10 | 9 | Box 240 lmao.. | 50 boxes, still nothing. Remindme! 23 hours | 1 | 8,423 | 1.111111 | ||
mkzyr9 | artfundamentals_train | 0.96 | QUESTION - how long did it take until you saw improvement in perspective while doing the 250 Box Challenge | gtiumw1 | gtj9ksb | 1,617,673,889 | 1,617,682,238 | 9 | 10 | 100 boxes? I think about 100 | Box 240 lmao.. | 0 | 8,349 | 1.111111 | ||
mkzyr9 | artfundamentals_train | 0.96 | QUESTION - how long did it take until you saw improvement in perspective while doing the 250 Box Challenge | gtm197o | gtk0yzx | 1,617,741,298 | 1,617,706,646 | 3 | -6 | I am on 163 and saw big improvement in the 100-150 range. Like someone else said, it gets faster and more intuitive. A couple of nights ago I finished in half the time it used to take. I was ghosting my lines still, but not all the way out to the vanishing point. I went to grade it, thinking it might be pretty bad, but it's probably the best page I had done to date. | whats that? | 1 | 34,652 | -0.5 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0oo90e | h0ojze4 | 1,622,900,451 | 1,622,898,011 | 22 | 14 | I recommend that people don’t try to rush through and crush all the boxes within a week. If you think about it if all you do is 5 boxes a day as a warmup you’ll get through the 250 pretty fast without spending so much time on the day to day. I think people’s biggest issues is that they try to do 30 boxes one day, 10 the next, etc... | do it! i did it a year ago and every so often i still fill a page with boxes. the point of drawing so many boxes is that, at some point, you start to really see into the page and you can really visualize the 3d shape as you draw it on paper. for me, this started around box #170 or so. i think these assignments where you just draw a ton of something (boxes, cylinders, wheels) are the most valuable. | 1 | 2,440 | 1.571429 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0onf8g | h0oo90e | 1,622,899,988 | 1,622,900,451 | 8 | 22 | I’m at my 80th box, I haven’t been minding the 50% rule, so I have a lot of fun drawing to do before I seriously grind on the boxes again. | I recommend that people don’t try to rush through and crush all the boxes within a week. If you think about it if all you do is 5 boxes a day as a warmup you’ll get through the 250 pretty fast without spending so much time on the day to day. I think people’s biggest issues is that they try to do 30 boxes one day, 10 the next, etc... | 0 | 463 | 2.75 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0oo90e | h0oiycx | 1,622,900,451 | 1,622,897,387 | 22 | 4 | I recommend that people don’t try to rush through and crush all the boxes within a week. If you think about it if all you do is 5 boxes a day as a warmup you’ll get through the 250 pretty fast without spending so much time on the day to day. I think people’s biggest issues is that they try to do 30 boxes one day, 10 the next, etc... | I am. Currently almost in the 200s. | 1 | 3,064 | 5.5 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0ogm0l | h0oo90e | 1,622,895,860 | 1,622,900,451 | 3 | 22 | Me,I am at 150th box | I recommend that people don’t try to rush through and crush all the boxes within a week. If you think about it if all you do is 5 boxes a day as a warmup you’ll get through the 250 pretty fast without spending so much time on the day to day. I think people’s biggest issues is that they try to do 30 boxes one day, 10 the next, etc... | 0 | 4,591 | 7.333333 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0p21rc | h0p4m16 | 1,622,907,209 | 1,622,908,410 | 17 | 19 | The 250 box challenge is where most people seem to drop off. It's daunting, repetitive, and unrewarding. Don't feel bad if you are having trouble getting through it. In order to overcome the really boring or difficult topics, I share my goals with other people who can hold me accountable. It helps that learning to draw is very exciting and important to me, but I want other people to ask about my progress. I don't want to tell people I gave up or I'm taking a break. It's a pride and personal accountability thing. | 50/50 percent rule bro, don't forget to draw for fun, spend half the time you allot for practicing and another half for enjoying drawing | 0 | 1,201 | 1.117647 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0p2zly | h0p4m16 | 1,622,907,594 | 1,622,908,410 | 15 | 19 | I recommend not trying to rush through it because that's a good way to get burnt out, overwhelmed, and frustrated. The point is to learn and better understand 3d space on a 2d plane, and for most people that can't be done in one day. I completed it by doing about 10 boxes a day. Keep at it and good luck! | 50/50 percent rule bro, don't forget to draw for fun, spend half the time you allot for practicing and another half for enjoying drawing | 0 | 816 | 1.266667 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0ojze4 | h0p4m16 | 1,622,898,011 | 1,622,908,410 | 14 | 19 | do it! i did it a year ago and every so often i still fill a page with boxes. the point of drawing so many boxes is that, at some point, you start to really see into the page and you can really visualize the 3d shape as you draw it on paper. for me, this started around box #170 or so. i think these assignments where you just draw a ton of something (boxes, cylinders, wheels) are the most valuable. | 50/50 percent rule bro, don't forget to draw for fun, spend half the time you allot for practicing and another half for enjoying drawing | 0 | 10,399 | 1.357143 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0p4m16 | h0onf8g | 1,622,908,410 | 1,622,899,988 | 19 | 8 | 50/50 percent rule bro, don't forget to draw for fun, spend half the time you allot for practicing and another half for enjoying drawing | I’m at my 80th box, I haven’t been minding the 50% rule, so I have a lot of fun drawing to do before I seriously grind on the boxes again. | 1 | 8,422 | 2.375 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0p4m16 | h0oxqfw | 1,622,908,410 | 1,622,905,436 | 19 | 7 | 50/50 percent rule bro, don't forget to draw for fun, spend half the time you allot for practicing and another half for enjoying drawing | I did it over many weeks, few boxes at a time as a warm up for other drawing. Completely doable. | 1 | 2,974 | 2.714286 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0p2r19 | h0p4m16 | 1,622,907,472 | 1,622,908,410 | 8 | 19 | It took me about a week to finish, I tried to rush at the start but realized best way to learn is to do it slow and apply what I’m learning | 50/50 percent rule bro, don't forget to draw for fun, spend half the time you allot for practicing and another half for enjoying drawing | 0 | 938 | 2.375 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0oiycx | h0p4m16 | 1,622,897,387 | 1,622,908,410 | 4 | 19 | I am. Currently almost in the 200s. | 50/50 percent rule bro, don't forget to draw for fun, spend half the time you allot for practicing and another half for enjoying drawing | 0 | 11,023 | 4.75 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0p4m16 | h0ogm0l | 1,622,908,410 | 1,622,895,860 | 19 | 3 | 50/50 percent rule bro, don't forget to draw for fun, spend half the time you allot for practicing and another half for enjoying drawing | Me,I am at 150th box | 1 | 12,550 | 6.333333 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0p21rc | h0ojze4 | 1,622,907,209 | 1,622,898,011 | 17 | 14 | The 250 box challenge is where most people seem to drop off. It's daunting, repetitive, and unrewarding. Don't feel bad if you are having trouble getting through it. In order to overcome the really boring or difficult topics, I share my goals with other people who can hold me accountable. It helps that learning to draw is very exciting and important to me, but I want other people to ask about my progress. I don't want to tell people I gave up or I'm taking a break. It's a pride and personal accountability thing. | do it! i did it a year ago and every so often i still fill a page with boxes. the point of drawing so many boxes is that, at some point, you start to really see into the page and you can really visualize the 3d shape as you draw it on paper. for me, this started around box #170 or so. i think these assignments where you just draw a ton of something (boxes, cylinders, wheels) are the most valuable. | 1 | 9,198 | 1.214286 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0p21rc | h0onf8g | 1,622,907,209 | 1,622,899,988 | 17 | 8 | The 250 box challenge is where most people seem to drop off. It's daunting, repetitive, and unrewarding. Don't feel bad if you are having trouble getting through it. In order to overcome the really boring or difficult topics, I share my goals with other people who can hold me accountable. It helps that learning to draw is very exciting and important to me, but I want other people to ask about my progress. I don't want to tell people I gave up or I'm taking a break. It's a pride and personal accountability thing. | I’m at my 80th box, I haven’t been minding the 50% rule, so I have a lot of fun drawing to do before I seriously grind on the boxes again. | 1 | 7,221 | 2.125 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0oxqfw | h0p21rc | 1,622,905,436 | 1,622,907,209 | 7 | 17 | I did it over many weeks, few boxes at a time as a warm up for other drawing. Completely doable. | The 250 box challenge is where most people seem to drop off. It's daunting, repetitive, and unrewarding. Don't feel bad if you are having trouble getting through it. In order to overcome the really boring or difficult topics, I share my goals with other people who can hold me accountable. It helps that learning to draw is very exciting and important to me, but I want other people to ask about my progress. I don't want to tell people I gave up or I'm taking a break. It's a pride and personal accountability thing. | 0 | 1,773 | 2.428571 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0oiycx | h0p21rc | 1,622,897,387 | 1,622,907,209 | 4 | 17 | I am. Currently almost in the 200s. | The 250 box challenge is where most people seem to drop off. It's daunting, repetitive, and unrewarding. Don't feel bad if you are having trouble getting through it. In order to overcome the really boring or difficult topics, I share my goals with other people who can hold me accountable. It helps that learning to draw is very exciting and important to me, but I want other people to ask about my progress. I don't want to tell people I gave up or I'm taking a break. It's a pride and personal accountability thing. | 0 | 9,822 | 4.25 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0ogm0l | h0p21rc | 1,622,895,860 | 1,622,907,209 | 3 | 17 | Me,I am at 150th box | The 250 box challenge is where most people seem to drop off. It's daunting, repetitive, and unrewarding. Don't feel bad if you are having trouble getting through it. In order to overcome the really boring or difficult topics, I share my goals with other people who can hold me accountable. It helps that learning to draw is very exciting and important to me, but I want other people to ask about my progress. I don't want to tell people I gave up or I'm taking a break. It's a pride and personal accountability thing. | 0 | 11,349 | 5.666667 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0p2zly | h0ojze4 | 1,622,907,594 | 1,622,898,011 | 15 | 14 | I recommend not trying to rush through it because that's a good way to get burnt out, overwhelmed, and frustrated. The point is to learn and better understand 3d space on a 2d plane, and for most people that can't be done in one day. I completed it by doing about 10 boxes a day. Keep at it and good luck! | do it! i did it a year ago and every so often i still fill a page with boxes. the point of drawing so many boxes is that, at some point, you start to really see into the page and you can really visualize the 3d shape as you draw it on paper. for me, this started around box #170 or so. i think these assignments where you just draw a ton of something (boxes, cylinders, wheels) are the most valuable. | 1 | 9,583 | 1.071429 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0onf8g | h0p2zly | 1,622,899,988 | 1,622,907,594 | 8 | 15 | I’m at my 80th box, I haven’t been minding the 50% rule, so I have a lot of fun drawing to do before I seriously grind on the boxes again. | I recommend not trying to rush through it because that's a good way to get burnt out, overwhelmed, and frustrated. The point is to learn and better understand 3d space on a 2d plane, and for most people that can't be done in one day. I completed it by doing about 10 boxes a day. Keep at it and good luck! | 0 | 7,606 | 1.875 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0oxqfw | h0p2zly | 1,622,905,436 | 1,622,907,594 | 7 | 15 | I did it over many weeks, few boxes at a time as a warm up for other drawing. Completely doable. | I recommend not trying to rush through it because that's a good way to get burnt out, overwhelmed, and frustrated. The point is to learn and better understand 3d space on a 2d plane, and for most people that can't be done in one day. I completed it by doing about 10 boxes a day. Keep at it and good luck! | 0 | 2,158 | 2.142857 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0p2zly | h0p2r19 | 1,622,907,594 | 1,622,907,472 | 15 | 8 | I recommend not trying to rush through it because that's a good way to get burnt out, overwhelmed, and frustrated. The point is to learn and better understand 3d space on a 2d plane, and for most people that can't be done in one day. I completed it by doing about 10 boxes a day. Keep at it and good luck! | It took me about a week to finish, I tried to rush at the start but realized best way to learn is to do it slow and apply what I’m learning | 1 | 122 | 1.875 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0oiycx | h0p2zly | 1,622,897,387 | 1,622,907,594 | 4 | 15 | I am. Currently almost in the 200s. | I recommend not trying to rush through it because that's a good way to get burnt out, overwhelmed, and frustrated. The point is to learn and better understand 3d space on a 2d plane, and for most people that can't be done in one day. I completed it by doing about 10 boxes a day. Keep at it and good luck! | 0 | 10,207 | 3.75 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0p2zly | h0ogm0l | 1,622,907,594 | 1,622,895,860 | 15 | 3 | I recommend not trying to rush through it because that's a good way to get burnt out, overwhelmed, and frustrated. The point is to learn and better understand 3d space on a 2d plane, and for most people that can't be done in one day. I completed it by doing about 10 boxes a day. Keep at it and good luck! | Me,I am at 150th box | 1 | 11,734 | 5 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0oiycx | h0ojze4 | 1,622,897,387 | 1,622,898,011 | 4 | 14 | I am. Currently almost in the 200s. | do it! i did it a year ago and every so often i still fill a page with boxes. the point of drawing so many boxes is that, at some point, you start to really see into the page and you can really visualize the 3d shape as you draw it on paper. for me, this started around box #170 or so. i think these assignments where you just draw a ton of something (boxes, cylinders, wheels) are the most valuable. | 0 | 624 | 3.5 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0ogm0l | h0ojze4 | 1,622,895,860 | 1,622,898,011 | 3 | 14 | Me,I am at 150th box | do it! i did it a year ago and every so often i still fill a page with boxes. the point of drawing so many boxes is that, at some point, you start to really see into the page and you can really visualize the 3d shape as you draw it on paper. for me, this started around box #170 or so. i think these assignments where you just draw a ton of something (boxes, cylinders, wheels) are the most valuable. | 0 | 2,151 | 4.666667 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0onf8g | h0swh3j | 1,622,899,988 | 1,622,992,797 | 8 | 11 | I’m at my 80th box, I haven’t been minding the 50% rule, so I have a lot of fun drawing to do before I seriously grind on the boxes again. | I did it as a warmup everyday while I kept moving forward with the other lessons. I was mid lesson 3 when i finished.10 boxes a day. No pain at all. I am doing the 250 cylinder challenge now in the same fashion. IMHO rushing through the challenge is an error. Not only there is the chance of burning out but also like anything which requires developing hand-eye coordination (playing guitar, sports, etc.) is better to spread the effort in more days. This gives the brain more time to learn. Again. IMHO. 250 boxes in a week will yield less improvement than 250 boxes in a month. | 0 | 92,809 | 1.375 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0oxqfw | h0swh3j | 1,622,905,436 | 1,622,992,797 | 7 | 11 | I did it over many weeks, few boxes at a time as a warm up for other drawing. Completely doable. | I did it as a warmup everyday while I kept moving forward with the other lessons. I was mid lesson 3 when i finished.10 boxes a day. No pain at all. I am doing the 250 cylinder challenge now in the same fashion. IMHO rushing through the challenge is an error. Not only there is the chance of burning out but also like anything which requires developing hand-eye coordination (playing guitar, sports, etc.) is better to spread the effort in more days. This gives the brain more time to learn. Again. IMHO. 250 boxes in a week will yield less improvement than 250 boxes in a month. | 0 | 87,361 | 1.571429 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0swh3j | h0p2r19 | 1,622,992,797 | 1,622,907,472 | 11 | 8 | I did it as a warmup everyday while I kept moving forward with the other lessons. I was mid lesson 3 when i finished.10 boxes a day. No pain at all. I am doing the 250 cylinder challenge now in the same fashion. IMHO rushing through the challenge is an error. Not only there is the chance of burning out but also like anything which requires developing hand-eye coordination (playing guitar, sports, etc.) is better to spread the effort in more days. This gives the brain more time to learn. Again. IMHO. 250 boxes in a week will yield less improvement than 250 boxes in a month. | It took me about a week to finish, I tried to rush at the start but realized best way to learn is to do it slow and apply what I’m learning | 1 | 85,325 | 1.375 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0pdlay | h0swh3j | 1,622,912,885 | 1,622,992,797 | 8 | 11 | I did it awhile ago. I did like 5 to 10 boxes a day until I was done. Drawing the boxes can be kinda boring and tedious so it’s better to pace yourself, you don’t need to do it all in one sitting | I did it as a warmup everyday while I kept moving forward with the other lessons. I was mid lesson 3 when i finished.10 boxes a day. No pain at all. I am doing the 250 cylinder challenge now in the same fashion. IMHO rushing through the challenge is an error. Not only there is the chance of burning out but also like anything which requires developing hand-eye coordination (playing guitar, sports, etc.) is better to spread the effort in more days. This gives the brain more time to learn. Again. IMHO. 250 boxes in a week will yield less improvement than 250 boxes in a month. | 0 | 79,912 | 1.375 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0swh3j | h0perjk | 1,622,992,797 | 1,622,913,469 | 11 | 8 | I did it as a warmup everyday while I kept moving forward with the other lessons. I was mid lesson 3 when i finished.10 boxes a day. No pain at all. I am doing the 250 cylinder challenge now in the same fashion. IMHO rushing through the challenge is an error. Not only there is the chance of burning out but also like anything which requires developing hand-eye coordination (playing guitar, sports, etc.) is better to spread the effort in more days. This gives the brain more time to learn. Again. IMHO. 250 boxes in a week will yield less improvement than 250 boxes in a month. | I’ve not counted them but every lunch I do 4 boxes and like 5 cylinders and I’ve done this I’ve the last 2-4 months so I’ve most likely done them | 1 | 79,328 | 1.375 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0swh3j | h0pt5qa | 1,622,992,797 | 1,622,920,632 | 11 | 6 | I did it as a warmup everyday while I kept moving forward with the other lessons. I was mid lesson 3 when i finished.10 boxes a day. No pain at all. I am doing the 250 cylinder challenge now in the same fashion. IMHO rushing through the challenge is an error. Not only there is the chance of burning out but also like anything which requires developing hand-eye coordination (playing guitar, sports, etc.) is better to spread the effort in more days. This gives the brain more time to learn. Again. IMHO. 250 boxes in a week will yield less improvement than 250 boxes in a month. | Still doing it super slow, like 10 boxes a week. | 1 | 72,165 | 1.833333 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0swh3j | h0q3z5z | 1,622,992,797 | 1,622,926,123 | 11 | 7 | I did it as a warmup everyday while I kept moving forward with the other lessons. I was mid lesson 3 when i finished.10 boxes a day. No pain at all. I am doing the 250 cylinder challenge now in the same fashion. IMHO rushing through the challenge is an error. Not only there is the chance of burning out but also like anything which requires developing hand-eye coordination (playing guitar, sports, etc.) is better to spread the effort in more days. This gives the brain more time to learn. Again. IMHO. 250 boxes in a week will yield less improvement than 250 boxes in a month. | I’m doing around 5 boxes per day and that takes about an hour. I really have to think carefully about what I’m doing, and I plan to keep that up and not rush it. | 1 | 66,674 | 1.571429 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0swh3j | h0oiycx | 1,622,992,797 | 1,622,897,387 | 11 | 4 | I did it as a warmup everyday while I kept moving forward with the other lessons. I was mid lesson 3 when i finished.10 boxes a day. No pain at all. I am doing the 250 cylinder challenge now in the same fashion. IMHO rushing through the challenge is an error. Not only there is the chance of burning out but also like anything which requires developing hand-eye coordination (playing guitar, sports, etc.) is better to spread the effort in more days. This gives the brain more time to learn. Again. IMHO. 250 boxes in a week will yield less improvement than 250 boxes in a month. | I am. Currently almost in the 200s. | 1 | 95,410 | 2.75 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0swh3j | h0sn7s5 | 1,622,992,797 | 1,622,988,006 | 11 | 5 | I did it as a warmup everyday while I kept moving forward with the other lessons. I was mid lesson 3 when i finished.10 boxes a day. No pain at all. I am doing the 250 cylinder challenge now in the same fashion. IMHO rushing through the challenge is an error. Not only there is the chance of burning out but also like anything which requires developing hand-eye coordination (playing guitar, sports, etc.) is better to spread the effort in more days. This gives the brain more time to learn. Again. IMHO. 250 boxes in a week will yield less improvement than 250 boxes in a month. | I just finished, and what worked best for me was not focusing on the number. I just drew as many boxes as I had time to each day and did my best not to be constantly thinking of it as x many out if 250. I just thought about drawing another box and then another and trying to do each one better. Eventually, there were 250 of them, and without even really tracking it, it turned out that I knew a lot and could do a lot at the end that hadn’t been possible at the beginning. Just draw the boxes—one box, another box, another box . . . You’ll get there, and you’ll understand how the boxes sit in space in a way you didn’t before. You can do it! | 1 | 4,791 | 2.2 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0ogm0l | h0swh3j | 1,622,895,860 | 1,622,992,797 | 3 | 11 | Me,I am at 150th box | I did it as a warmup everyday while I kept moving forward with the other lessons. I was mid lesson 3 when i finished.10 boxes a day. No pain at all. I am doing the 250 cylinder challenge now in the same fashion. IMHO rushing through the challenge is an error. Not only there is the chance of burning out but also like anything which requires developing hand-eye coordination (playing guitar, sports, etc.) is better to spread the effort in more days. This gives the brain more time to learn. Again. IMHO. 250 boxes in a week will yield less improvement than 250 boxes in a month. | 0 | 96,937 | 3.666667 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0swh3j | h0pmcq8 | 1,622,992,797 | 1,622,917,172 | 11 | 3 | I did it as a warmup everyday while I kept moving forward with the other lessons. I was mid lesson 3 when i finished.10 boxes a day. No pain at all. I am doing the 250 cylinder challenge now in the same fashion. IMHO rushing through the challenge is an error. Not only there is the chance of burning out but also like anything which requires developing hand-eye coordination (playing guitar, sports, etc.) is better to spread the effort in more days. This gives the brain more time to learn. Again. IMHO. 250 boxes in a week will yield less improvement than 250 boxes in a month. | Most do it since much of the time the people doing drawabox aren't skilled enough to draw good free floating boxes after lesson 1. | 1 | 75,625 | 3.666667 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0rczjk | h0swh3j | 1,622,951,372 | 1,622,992,797 | 3 | 11 | Just saying, what I did may not apply to you. I did over the number of boxes recommended as I wanted to finish as soon as possible and did not follow the 50% rule. But it was quite satisfying as I could see myself improving almost every single day. I also did the warm ups everyday and made sure I had a clear goal and reminded myself what I was working towards. In terms of routine it was approximately like so: 1 page on the first day, then 2 pages the next day, then 4 pages the day after then finally 6 pages per day. Once I reached about 170 boxes I took a break because of a drawing event (drawfest). Then did 3-6 pages per day afterwards. When I was doing 6 pages (6 boxes per page), I did 1 page after I woke up, 2 pages soon after that. In the afternoon I'd do 2 pages, then before I sleep I did 1 page. Each box took between 7-20 minutes with how much time it took depending heavily on what I was focusing on. While doing the 250 box challenge I could feel the burn. But that's exactly what I should be feeling. People when they experience the burn they might just give up. But I don't want to be normal. I want to improve faster than the average person and I don't want to wait for 2-3 years just to become satisfied with my art. Time is ticking and I need to my goal before my time runs out. | I did it as a warmup everyday while I kept moving forward with the other lessons. I was mid lesson 3 when i finished.10 boxes a day. No pain at all. I am doing the 250 cylinder challenge now in the same fashion. IMHO rushing through the challenge is an error. Not only there is the chance of burning out but also like anything which requires developing hand-eye coordination (playing guitar, sports, etc.) is better to spread the effort in more days. This gives the brain more time to learn. Again. IMHO. 250 boxes in a week will yield less improvement than 250 boxes in a month. | 0 | 41,425 | 3.666667 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0q41ge | h0swh3j | 1,622,926,156 | 1,622,992,797 | 2 | 11 | I did, it taked 2 weeks! The secret is not rushing. And drawing for fun after ever training session. Even not doing all at once you can see the results of the challenge. | I did it as a warmup everyday while I kept moving forward with the other lessons. I was mid lesson 3 when i finished.10 boxes a day. No pain at all. I am doing the 250 cylinder challenge now in the same fashion. IMHO rushing through the challenge is an error. Not only there is the chance of burning out but also like anything which requires developing hand-eye coordination (playing guitar, sports, etc.) is better to spread the effort in more days. This gives the brain more time to learn. Again. IMHO. 250 boxes in a week will yield less improvement than 250 boxes in a month. | 0 | 66,641 | 5.5 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0swh3j | h0qog0b | 1,622,992,797 | 1,622,936,902 | 11 | 2 | I did it as a warmup everyday while I kept moving forward with the other lessons. I was mid lesson 3 when i finished.10 boxes a day. No pain at all. I am doing the 250 cylinder challenge now in the same fashion. IMHO rushing through the challenge is an error. Not only there is the chance of burning out but also like anything which requires developing hand-eye coordination (playing guitar, sports, etc.) is better to spread the effort in more days. This gives the brain more time to learn. Again. IMHO. 250 boxes in a week will yield less improvement than 250 boxes in a month. | Me | 1 | 55,895 | 5.5 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0onf8g | h0oiycx | 1,622,899,988 | 1,622,897,387 | 8 | 4 | I’m at my 80th box, I haven’t been minding the 50% rule, so I have a lot of fun drawing to do before I seriously grind on the boxes again. | I am. Currently almost in the 200s. | 1 | 2,601 | 2 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0onf8g | h0ogm0l | 1,622,899,988 | 1,622,895,860 | 8 | 3 | I’m at my 80th box, I haven’t been minding the 50% rule, so I have a lot of fun drawing to do before I seriously grind on the boxes again. | Me,I am at 150th box | 1 | 4,128 | 2.666667 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0p2r19 | h0oxqfw | 1,622,907,472 | 1,622,905,436 | 8 | 7 | It took me about a week to finish, I tried to rush at the start but realized best way to learn is to do it slow and apply what I’m learning | I did it over many weeks, few boxes at a time as a warm up for other drawing. Completely doable. | 1 | 2,036 | 1.142857 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0oxqfw | h0pdlay | 1,622,905,436 | 1,622,912,885 | 7 | 8 | I did it over many weeks, few boxes at a time as a warm up for other drawing. Completely doable. | I did it awhile ago. I did like 5 to 10 boxes a day until I was done. Drawing the boxes can be kinda boring and tedious so it’s better to pace yourself, you don’t need to do it all in one sitting | 0 | 7,449 | 1.142857 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0oxqfw | h0perjk | 1,622,905,436 | 1,622,913,469 | 7 | 8 | I did it over many weeks, few boxes at a time as a warm up for other drawing. Completely doable. | I’ve not counted them but every lunch I do 4 boxes and like 5 cylinders and I’ve done this I’ve the last 2-4 months so I’ve most likely done them | 0 | 8,033 | 1.142857 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0oiycx | h0oxqfw | 1,622,897,387 | 1,622,905,436 | 4 | 7 | I am. Currently almost in the 200s. | I did it over many weeks, few boxes at a time as a warm up for other drawing. Completely doable. | 0 | 8,049 | 1.75 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0oxqfw | h0ogm0l | 1,622,905,436 | 1,622,895,860 | 7 | 3 | I did it over many weeks, few boxes at a time as a warm up for other drawing. Completely doable. | Me,I am at 150th box | 1 | 9,576 | 2.333333 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0oiycx | h0p2r19 | 1,622,897,387 | 1,622,907,472 | 4 | 8 | I am. Currently almost in the 200s. | It took me about a week to finish, I tried to rush at the start but realized best way to learn is to do it slow and apply what I’m learning | 0 | 10,085 | 2 | ||
nsoo7w | artfundamentals_train | 0.98 | How many people actually do the 250 box challenge? I stopped doing drawabox about half way the 250 box challenge because I got burnt out. I plan to restart drawabox from the beginning in summer vacation (im in high school). Just wondering how many people actually do the 250 drawabox challenge? | h0ogm0l | h0p2r19 | 1,622,895,860 | 1,622,907,472 | 3 | 8 | Me,I am at 150th box | It took me about a week to finish, I tried to rush at the start but realized best way to learn is to do it slow and apply what I’m learning | 0 | 11,612 | 2.666667 |
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