250 Boxes: Using Dots

9:48 PM, Monday August 22nd 2022

I've been adding/using ghosting dots prior to making my lines. See the attached image where I have put trial dots for my lines. Is this OK?

[ https://imgur.com/7NcepuM ]

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10:57 PM, Monday August 22nd 2022

Yup, that's totally fine. Basically I'd say that a single point floating there on the page isn't enough of a commitment. A line absolutely is - so once a line has been put down on the page, you should not redraw it or correct it. But if you find the point you put down wasn't right and you'd like to reposition it, simply draw another. You'll also find that Scylla's explanation about how she works through constructing boxes for the challenge does use quite a few additional points like this.

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10:45 PM, Friday September 2nd 2022
edited at 10:46 PM, Sep 2nd 2022

Nice box

edited at 10:46 PM, Sep 2nd 2022
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