Nata Exam Drawings: Common Mistakes & Corrections
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This is Part 12 of Free Nata Coaching Series. In this Series, our faculties provide feedback on the most common mistakes done by students in the Nata Drawing Test. Points are awarded on the accuracy of perspective, neatness, composition, innovation, neatness, rendering skills and correct proportion. Scroll down for the corrected drawings.
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DetailsQues. Imagine that you are standing on top of a train coach which is stationary at a railway station. Standing at such a height, draw the view of the station around you and render in pencil.
Comments: Perspective view is correct. Rendering can improve with practice.
Comments: The whole drawing is giving a 2D feel. The train top, the roof, train tracks and the platform, all are in the same plane.
Comments: Perspective Drawing not accurate. Basic Concepts not clear.
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