@AbbeyK thank you so much!

@shereen-said Yeah it's weird.

After signing back up just yesterday with my debit card, everything seems fine. All my finished and in progress classes are there. It is also showing up in billing on the site now. With paypal, I had to keep track of it through paypal, which was a bummer, but at the same time I have to keep track of my other subs thought it, so it wasn't too big of a deal.

They just told me that when you sign up with paypal, it uses the paypal email to make a new account. There was nothing informing that would happen if paypal was the chosen method of payment. I've never had that happen with any other sub service, I use one email for my accounts, then my paypal (which is a different email, yes) for the reoccurring payments with 0 issues.

Just some odd site quirks. Another quirk, telling me I need to log in, then when I do it says, "You are already logged in"

Assignment 5

Here's my interstellar space-junk collector vehicle. :-]

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This course was super helpful, especially learning to start using local tone early in my workflow. Here's my final project in the light and shadow course. Any critique or comments about areas you see I could improve on are always welcome.

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Sketches from the Visualizing Perspective class. I enjoyed how @Will-Terry taught by explaining the concept, giving instructions, then having us pause to try it before watching him do it. I learned a lot seeing how he solved problems differently than I did (or felt validated when it turned out I did it the same way he did).

I'm not sure if it's normal for the distortion on some of my images to be that way (are they just outside the cone of vision?), or if I'm getting something wrong.

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@Heather-Boyd I think the believability would depend on the context / world in which it lives. But you could still tilt the head down a little so it will have more of a projected beam directed downwards, if that makes figuring out the light / shadow of your scene easier... :-]

Thanks @LauraA I will keep checking.

@SketchyArtish yes, when I first opened Jakes class, in the right section you could see discussions according the class. something like "where can I find this pen" or "i can't find the pdf for the exercise"
Some i found quite useful.