gary
watched the tutorial and as always a very easy-on-the-brain way to learn new visual concepts & techniques
i highly recommend it and all the others to all artists new and old

but... i noticed a fairly important error, though, whilst watching
perspective - even if you're drawing freehand, it matters
our eyes/brain use the perspective of other objects to judge our own position/distance in the great scheme of things
get perspective wrong and the viewer's eyes/brain calculations subconsciously go "huh?"
at least mine did when you freehand drew the red lines of the rear faces of your cube (ps. backside means but/bootie in uk-english)
when I do a "huh?" i always like confirmation before making a fool of myself (doesn't always work ofc)
i took a screenie of the video and dropped it into xara - the black target is where you placed your rear centre point

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i then drew the three vanishing points of the three known faces
which gives me the actual lines of the three hidden faces

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and so the white target is the actual position
you can see the perspective is fairly out

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which will hinder any further attempt at realism in that drawing

i know how hard perspective is to get right when you do it freehand
but it's a big subject worthy of its own thread
other than that, i liked the effect and also the textures, very handy to have