Page 1- Breakdown of how to approach drawing the forms. Remember all you have to do is take one box/block and add and/or subtract one other piece to form an "action". Please read all of the instructions. Its pretty straight forward (I hope).
Page 2 - shows the Action boxes. The upper section has the
more simple forms with descriptions of the action, the lower half of the page
has more complex action forms with you don’t have to aim for unless you have the
first objective cleared. I want you to test yourself but make sure it doesn’t
become a mess of rubble. It might be hard to see on the scans Im sending you
because the line quality is subtle but take my work there are lots of mistakes I
buried in the drawing (with a little bit of erasing for "clarity")
Page 3 - Some more building off the box examples AND a good
step-by-step diagram of how to breakdown the addition of smaller forms and
process to the first box form.
Page 4 - More box forms rotated in space and another group
with the primary form broken down with addition and subtraction of form shapes
and various angles.
Page 5 - A preview of where this is going to go in the near
future. We will again be starting out with the box form as a "platform" and then
bending, inflating, melting, plugging, wedging, extruding, spearing, wrapping,
well...you get the idea. With cross contour lines and more complex volumes. More
on that later but just thought I would give you a heads up.
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