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for your layout sugestion. Hopefully once i get my laptop in working order again I'll be able to set everything up.
This quarters challenges will revolve around
gasp backgrounds. I HATE drawing them myself, but lets suck it up and act like men only without the belching and the crotch scratching bits.
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Featured Artists:
- You actually painted them all O.O Impressive work overall.

- Happy to see your name here again. Hopefully our next set of challeges help you out


- So happy to see your name up here again. Hopefully well see more of you in our next set of challenges
April Critiques:
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Challenges:So lets start with a little perspective.
This will have two sections the first bit I want you to take a magazine and take a transparent sheet of paper. Find the horizon line and find out where your pts are. This will help you learn perspective in a visual way. I dont actually want to see it Ill take your word for it.
April Challenge: 1 point perspective
Due Date: April 30th
I want one floating object sheet (cubes, pyramids, whatever) and one background done in 1 point perspective. Keep it simple. Dont bother coloring it I want to see line work. Dont be afraid to use a ruler!
Requirements: 1 sheet of floating objects (geometric shapes) using 1pt perspective, 1 background using 1 point perspective. (Im expecting 2 pieces)


ContestsTheme: Landscape/Cityscape
Prize: 3 month subscription
Deadline: June 30th
I want a sprawling background using whatever perspective your like. Make it visually interesting yet well balanced.
Elements for Judging: Visually Interesting, Perspective, Well Balanced, Line work. Extra points for detail and colour work.
Entries:TutorialsIf you have a tutorial related to our challenge that you want us to add here send us a note and a link.
We have some samples of each type of perspective in our favorites.