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Ezrael

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ezrael's Sketchbook

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    2:31 PM, Saturday September 24th 2022

    Hello! Nice job finishing the first lesson! Here are my observations:

    Lines

    Your lines seem pretty confident, which is most important here. Some of the longer lines on your superimposed lines pages have fraying on both sides, which is something you should avoid.

    Ellipses

    Looks solid to me in general.

    Boxes

    Perspective looks rough at places but that's completely normal and expected at this stage. It will get better after 250 boxes challenge.

    All in all, good job!

    Next Steps:

    You are ready for the 250 boxes challenge :D Ellipses in planes are a really cool warm-up exercise so I recommend doing it from time to time (like a page before drawing session)

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    12:18 PM, Thursday August 25th 2022

    Hello.

    First of all, thank you for the feedback and your time.

    I don't know what might be the issue with imgur, as all images load correctly on my side. Nevertheless, I uploaded everything here https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ycjDFmCzbH-TPQy8cGu7rRl9bFS-YUto?usp=sharing hope it works this time.

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