FloDx

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    2:41 PM, Friday May 22nd 2020

    Thank you for your answer. It's right that at the beginning I made some mistakes about the extensions of the lines (not in the right direction) but I think I figured that out afterwards.

    One thing that was difficult to me (and still is) was which side to shade when you see for instance 2 sides of the box and the side that is up. I wasn't able to say which face was closer to the viewer. It might look stupid but it really was a problem for me.

    I don't understand, what do you mean by "different kins of Y intersections"? I did realize that my boxes all looked almost the same but with the Y method, I thought I didn't have many possibilities.

    Thanks again for your critique.

    1:52 PM, Friday May 1st 2020

    Wow, thank you very much. I will try to take your comments into account while persuing my journey trought drawabox. I am taking the 250 boxes challenge and I feel like I am improving my perspective and lines every time I take a sheet and a pencil to work on it. It is not perfect but if I have understood well we are not looking for perfection, good enough will be good enough.

    I don't know if I said it already but I am a total beginner at drawing, I stopped drawing when I was in junior high school and now, it has become an old child dream ! :-)

    Anyway, thanks for your review. It means a lot.

    7:15 AM, Thursday April 30th 2020

    Hi Elodin,

    Sorry, I am a new user of imgur and I thought it has posted all the exercises.

    You already have superimposed lines #1.

    Here is the rest of the homeworks: https://imgur.com/a/ykOi6UG

    I hope this link will work and many thanks in advance for your review.

    Flo

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