BlueRedGreenOrange

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    9:59 AM, Monday July 20th 2020

    Thanks very much for the feedback!

    Good point re: the box with 2 sides facing the viewer and probably why most of my attempts at those turned out looking weird!

    I'll take your feedback on board and get practicing more boxes in warm ups and use that page of ideas and try to get the back corner sussed out!

    Thanks again!

    2:24 PM, Friday July 3rd 2020

    Thanks for the detailed feedback and all the pointers, I'll be sure to take them aboard as I work on lesson 3! The intersections were really hard, and I can see where I've gone wrong so hopefully with some more practice I'll improve, your correction is very useful thank you! :)

    8:30 AM, Thursday May 21st 2020

    Thanks so much for the detailed feedback!

    I think with the ellipses after a bad pass (which happened a lot) I would go over them again a couple more times which is why many have too many passes. I know that's no excuse so I'll keep practicing those in warmups and limit myself to the correct number of passes! I definitely see your point about the minor axis in the funnels being off - not sure how I missed that as I was doing it!

    I'll take your feedback from the boxes exercises into the 250 box challenge! :)

    3:44 PM, Wednesday May 20th 2020

    Thanks! I did find ellipses hard, I think the funnel exercise was my weakest of the set as that really showed up how my ellipses were inconsistent!

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