thanks bro for your feedback but i dont understand
in Superimposed Lines,
I wouldn't recommend drawing everything from the same line
i already done the 250 box
https://drawabox.com/community/submission/WAANHV9L
hi bro can u please give me feedback
but i just want to get ur opinion i am between two choices continuing with other lessons for my self not get overwhelmed because i am looking forward to reach to other drawing lessons like drawing every day objects as i do this for my mental health or repeat everything from the begining as u said as it will be my job in the future as concept artist
i know u will said that there is 50% rule but drawbox also mention not to stuck at one exrecise do it once and return back to it and that what i was going to make i will return back
i am glad that you are my mentor really appreciate that sir okay if this what u want i will do it no problem ur words really made my day i was late because i am in school and i didnt want to mention how hard my life but still really appreciate this hope all your wishes come true
sorry for being late
first congratulations on finish lesson 1 great job you do very well you do more than requested thats great there is nothing to say but last page of boxes need to put in warm up so make your way to 250 box
Next Steps:
try to watch how 250 box video make them to make it right
i want to thank you very much you cant imagine how the feedback make me feel her is https://imgur.com/a/QxN9edI 4 pages
i have seen it 14 days ago but i finished aleardy 65 box then i will redraw rotated box and the last lesson
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