I got bored doing normal. My son is the subject. I used graphite for the drawing and charcoal for the background. Any & all comments/critique are welcomed.
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Hi , looks like you had fun with that and an antidote to boredom 
! What’s next @1kidneyJD James ?!
Hi @1kidneyJD Jim
Missed seeing you lately. I love your creative sense of humor. Like it. Thanks for sharing with us.
Terri Robichon
Hello @1kidneyJD,
That is a fun portrait, how did you come up with the idea of a wobbly portrait?! I love it! 
Sonia Alonzo
Hello Trevor, I had fun with this. What’s next? Working on how I can incorporate a 3D portrait with a 5 point perspective drawing. That’s for 2025.
Jim
Hello Terri, I missed being part of the conversation. I am the “typical” male who cannot multitask. I took a few classes on the US Constitution, the founding fathers & reading the Federalist Papers. Thank you for your comments.
Jim
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Hello Sonia, I do everything using the grid method, one day I said to myself, self you can follow a straight line how about an s-curve line, vertically & horizontally. There were a lot of erasure marks that I had to hide. Thank you,
Jim
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5 pt perspective eh 
(… note to self … look for perspective tutorial …)
Commonly called fish eye
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There is a live lesson that Ashley did with the drawing in a big circle. It’s called the Art of Distortion. Check it out. He used a grid approach for that one too.
Terri Robichon
@1kidneyJD Hello Jim,
Looks like you are going a little Pablo Picasso!
You would not want to see any of my attempts at such creativity. Well done,
Teri (w1r)
I watched all ten lessons when it was live. This is the one that I started my research into the different perspectives which led to artists doing 3D. I am practicing, nothing to show yet. Thank you!
Jim
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Hey Teri, I bet I would want to see your attempts. I am sure there would be something I could learn from you. Thank you.
Jim
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