Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes

12:44 PM, Friday May 10th 2024

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Hi there! New student here.

I would like to express my appreciation for the creator and the maintainers of this website. As a 19 year old that has never drawn anything more than a rectangle + traingle combo of a house in his child, and not associating their identity as someone who "draws", this place gives me a lot of hope. Consolidated information like this is sometimes taken for granted on the internet, so I wanted to say thanks.

Here's a complete submission of Lesson 1's homeworks. I would appreciate if someone more experienced catches any glaring flaws that might be a problem down the line, if not I'll continue onwards towards the 250 box challenge.

As a side note, I'm in Iran so Imgur is blocked and doesn't work for me. I chose an alternative to Imgur. Let me know if that is acceptable in this community and if not are there any recommendations?

And lastly, Thank you to the people who took their precious time and sorted through my excercises.

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