> This one in particular blew me away, where he nails the fonts traveling over a curved surface Did he? https://i.imgur.com/COKNqo7.png https://i.imgur.com/COK

> This one in particular blew me away, where he nails the fonts traveling over a curved surface Did he? https://i.imgur.com/COKNqo7.png https://i.imgur.com/COKNqo7.png His work is very impressive in some cases and extremely impressive elsewhere. But I think the curving on the can might be one of the weakest aspects of his art. In particular he seems to make a classic example of drawing a sphere/cylinder like this: → ⦇ Where the arrow symbolizes the camera and the tangent of the silhouette never comes close to parallel to the viewing angle - the horizon is sharp. I could be wrong of course but I've seen (beginner!) tutorials teaching how to avoid exactly that. I remember when I was young, and when looking at art I had this depressive feeling I could never make something so beautiful. I have just now repeated this experience.