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Questions/Discussions

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  • Should I continue drawabox? (Health reasons)

    vers

  • Doing the course on an angled surface?

    Crookedelbow

  • Some doubts

    _OnlyM__

  • Does Lession 5 Benefit anthropomorphic artists?

    Laxes

  • should I be doing texture analysis for the plants L3

    Laxes

  • Lesson 3 and onwards (Cast Shadow/ forms passing through/Texture analysis)

    Laxes

  • Drawbox Series and anatomy and buildings

    77ujc

  • OSU! used to make straighter lines as Beginner Digial-Artist (No-Screen Tablet)

    Laxes

  • Cognitive difficulties (Guess-work)

    Laxes

  • Feelings of Being Obligated to Finish The Course.

    somehotaku

  • Questions about construction/ Contours (Studies/50%)

    Laxes

  • Using External for later lessons?

    Laxes

  • Should I restart Drawabox?

    jtally1234

  • Image host issue

    Deegans

  • Should I pass to lesson 6? (drawing objects) in the middle of lesson 5

    JoseRayberth

  • 250 box challenge - lines come out easier/better in one direction

    Nothingv

  • Shape and Form (Again)

    AgesLABS

  • Pangolin Implicit Texture

    Stulern

  • Badges

    Kidamesia

  • Course Mania

    AgesLABS

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Homework

  • Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes

    kendrab

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  • Lesson 2: Contour Lines, Texture and Construction

    Deejay23

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  • Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes

    npotatoes

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  • Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes

    KrothoSQ

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  • Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes

    Sonne

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  • 25 Wheel Challenge

    senj

    1:11 AM, Monday January 19th 2026

  • Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes

    Enlocke

    7:39 PM, Sunday February 8th 2026

  • Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes

    HarveyC

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  • Lesson 6: Applying Construction to Everyday Objects

    Faust

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Sketchbooks

  • indigoOcean's Sketchbook: Universe Cat

  • PJisBACK's Sketchbook: Sketchbook/Manga Study

  • Crosby's Sketchbook: Scale horned demon

  • hanseldoesart's Sketchbook: Elixir of Life?

  • sifu's Sketchbook: Frieren looking up

  • beelo's Sketchbook: My SketchBook (for non digital)

  • Deegans's Sketchbook: A realistic eye

  • Null_dVoid's Sketchbook: 50% Rule: Sidekicks!

  • forgetful's Sketchbook: Jumper creature

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