Thanks for all the feedback! This batch felt slightly worse in line quality, I'll definitely keep working on line quality. I fiddled around with the two methods of box making and to be honest I don't really know which one feels better to me yet (I probably just need to try the other method you mentioned a little more).
Hello,
Thanks for the critiques! I was a little bit late on seeing the notification as I don't frequently check the DaB website so the revisions also took a bit longer. Sorry about that. But anyways, I just finished them today and you can access them through the same google drive link (here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pUnKS4mA2BFldNx4Fsk5Iub0KIx7tRPP?usp=sharing) where the revisions should be at the very bottom.
Thanks a lot for hte additional critique! I'll try my best to not correct my initial marks moving forward, especially on the 250 box challenge (although I do notice that I still do it here and there). As for your suggestion about going over the ghostest planes and ellipses exercises, I am currently doing the ghosted planes and funnels exercise as warm-up (and will most likely continue to do so for a while). Thanks again for the critique!
Thx for the feedback! I will definitely try to complete the 250 boxes challenge.
Thx!
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