Just redo it. The only perspective lines for the gallery are the eye and mouth lines and shoulders should aim to the gallery vanishing point. Directions for how to do it are on my webpage. Lots of fading.

The two vanishing points for the Cityscape are in line with the same gallery vanishing point. Directions for how to do it are on my webpage

Put a vanishing point anywhere on canvas. Directions for how to do it are on my webpage.

I don’t have your fish picture anymore, so you’ll need to try as best as you can to locate that picture. Do it in colored pencil. The “horizon line” of the bottom of the sea bed should be going to the gallery vanishing poing.

I don’t have your original flower photo saved, so you’ll have to try to find it or another one. The horizontal lines of the border go to the gallery vanishing point. Use colored pencil for the flower and either Sharpie or black colored pencil for the border. You probably won’t do 20 border flowers. Just do what looks good with making them look squarish.

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This is just like the single one, but you don’t have to do the border. Each one will be a different color theme. A lot of mixture of colored pencils.

Nothing new or special about this. Just look at Billy the Deer and draw it, and use colored pencils to color it. Must do a background.

It looks better to do 4 can drawings, than one single big one. The top two frames should be bigger than the bottom two. You’ll be able to get another can of pop on your own and do the project again…although much smaller.

If you’re doing a single can, make it very large, and very detailed. You may just find a photo of a can that I will approve of on your iPad and draw it from there.

I sent you the original photo, rather than your stippled version. Ideally, your frame for it is a tall skinny rectangle. It’s best to just sketch it out on your own. The top of the glass should aim toward the gallery vanishing point. Have fun dotting!

I sent you your project from 7th grade. It’s best to sketch it out, and then stipple it. The middle of the pot should aim toward the gallery vanishing point. Have fun dotting!

You probably want to look at the pictures of guitars again from my website. Do the project again, directions are on my website. Use a black colored pencil, or even a #2 pencil. Nothing in perspective to worry about.

7 inches

This takes a lot of prep work. There will be a new master made 20 x 28 squares. The short vertical side must measure 7 inches. The top must measure 5 inches. ¼-in grid. All horizontal grid lines must go to gallery vanishing point.

This will have to be on your widest wall. Make it as BIG as possible! I’ll redo the Photoshopping of it and reprint out the lines-only image, and you can trace it. Hopefully you still have the paints.

This is the one that REALLY has to have the horizontal lines aiming toward the vanishing point! Make it your own, not copying one of his. Use only primary colors and a lot of white spaces.

You’ll redo your Masterpiece just like you did in 6th grade, using colored pencil. You may pick any Masterpiece that you’ve done. I will print it off for you since making a grid will be needed. The horizontal grid in the gallery needs to go the vanishing point.