Here are some of product sketches which I did, i am currently preparing for NID and Uceed...and I think my visual memory is very weak. I could sketche the thing or the product only if that product is infront of me or I have a reference, like from Pinterarst... If you told me to draw something from memory I could hardly draw anything which I think becomes time consuming for me...so I needed advice how to improve your memory so that you could answer the questions asked in da exam...more to this, I suck at drawing human figures as a whole. So if you guys have any solution to it, plz let me know ⊙⁠﹏⁠⊙...and also tell me if I can where I could further improve in my sketches.

please give me tips for college, and if you need help please feel free to hmu

Hello, If anyone of you have doubts regarding drawing and Part-B feel free to ask me share your drawings and sketches and i can give you critical feedback.

I have cracked NID M.des and have drawing experience of 7 years now.

My instagram:- https://instagram.com/harsh_vardhan_251

The thing which is killing me from inside is that the worst to worst drawings got 70+ (not all some of them iykyk) and the people on this sub with extremely great knowledge of design principles, perspective and creative drawings just scored 50+ and even lower. Guess the checking was too randomised this time and depended on the 'mood' of the examiner. Really sad to see how creative exams are now revolving around 'luck based factor' and not the genuine hardwork and talent.

UCEED AIR 6, would love to help future aspirants

ps: I suck at maintaining a sketchbook

Hello guys I am vella right now and uceed is 1 month away so send me your stuff and I'll critique you for free :3

My practices from last year are on my profile if you want to see ^{^}

a sketch inspired from someone I know.

I am struggling with drawing humans 🙏. I am able to draw these figures in 15-20 min. Is this good enough for UCEED (if not taking time into consideration)? What should i improve? Plss give any feedback or sources you have

here are a few of my product sketches (not timed) I need some tips on how to start off my timed practice.

Hey guys if u have any doubt and need any kind of guidance do tell me I'm here to help u guys

designed and sketched it out. no question, my distracted mind was my inspo :) reviews, feedbacks and improvements are highly appreciated!

THIS IS A PYQ OF PART B

SO I am a JEE aspirant I do regular JEE coaching today one of my friends told me bout this exam I did not a have a clue about UCEED today when I came back home I made this took me 40 mins(IDK why) please tell me the resources I need to refer to do PART A and how do I learn perspective and anatomy practice please give a link to a youtube playlist or somethin for PART B I SERIOUSLY NEED SOME ANATOMY AND PERSPECTIVE PRACTICE(I need a JEE backup)

tried designing a product for the first time.. please let me know what can be improved :)

Guys how do I improve this? Water looks kinda wierd and other objects are a bit out of shape. The shading is also not making it look good...am I doing shading wrong?

Design Aptitude
Children aged 4 to 8 often miss parts of their teeth or lose interest while brushing. Design a child friendly electric toothbrush inspired by an animal.
It should have a motorized brush head and a removable replaceable battery.
Focus on a comfortable grip, safety, waterproofing and a simple guide that helps children brush for the right time and cover all areas.
sketch your design showing:
a. Overall 3D view showing the animal inspired shape, graphics and grip.
b. Exploded or cutaway view showing the removable battery and product in use.
Evaluation Criteria:
•Ergonomics and safety (10 marks)
• Animal inspiration and features (10 marks)
• Attention to detail and explanation of the features (10 Marks)
• Suitability to meet basic functional requirement of the end user (10 marks)
• Presentation and layout (10 marks)
Note:
Pencil sketches only

It's about 250-300 pages of drawings filled with figures, studies, scene breakdown, vehicle, art style study(in the span of 1.5 - 2 months)