Does this Extra Dimension make me look Fat?

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Yes.

There are times when i get tired of working on 2-D works, paintings, drawings, etc... 
So i work with 3-D projects. 
Some are just oddly shaped canvases and others are actual objects.






 And i've noticed that working this way helps me in the 2-D realm. The moment that you try to sculpt a 3-D form you begin to understand more of the shadows and curves that make up the shape.




To wrap your mind around a painted object, it seems like, you need to physically make it first.

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