Hello my friends, a greeting from the warm lands of Miranda State. Continuing with my effort to become a good drawer and reach perfection (I say it with humility) today I want to bring you a drawing contrary to the one I made previously in relief or 3D. Since I was a child I was taught that to learn something well you have to practice a lot, something like math or English.

"2D" es sinónimo de "dos dimensiones". Las formas 2D incluyen cuadrados y círculos. "3D" significa tridimensional. Las formas 3D tienen profundidad, e incluyen cubos y esferas.

Ya estoy a punto de pasar para el 4to año de bachillerato y la gente me comienza a preguntar qué es lo que me gustaría estudiar en la universidad. Aun no me decido pero la arquitectura es una buena carrera y me llama mucho la atención. La gente dice que para eso tengo que ser un buen dibujante, entonces quiero irme preparando para eso. Estos ejercicios de 3D los puedes conseguir en internet, la pagina pinterest te da muchas opciones.

"2D" is synonymous with "two dimensions". 2D shapes include squares and circles. "3D" means three-dimensional. 3D shapes have depth, and include cubes and spheres.

I'm about to pass my 4th year of high school and people are starting to ask me what I'd like to study at the university. I haven't decided yet, but architecture is a good career and I'm very interested in it. People say that for that I have to be a good drawer, so I want to prepare myself for that. You can get these 3D exercises on the internet, the pinterest page gives you many options.