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Koushikkds
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koushikkds's Sketchbook
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follow the paralles
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don't over think
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11:56 AM, Thursday September 3rd 2020
Hey,
your lines looks bit curved , use your sholder to draw the lines be confident
rotated boxed could use some work
Next Steps:
rotated boxes
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11:51 AM, Thursday September 3rd 2020
hey ,
you have gained the knowledge about the rotated boxed
keep up the good work
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11:48 AM, Thursday September 3rd 2020
Hey,
Your lines and ellipes looks good ,ellipes can be improved be confident and go for it
now coming to perespective you could do better, try doing rotated boxes again
Next Steps:
redo rotated boxes
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