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LowFire
Geometric Guerilla
Joined 3 years ago
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lowfire's Sketchbook
4:48 PM, Wednesday October 6th 2021
1:57 PM, Sunday April 18th 2021
All good. Thank you so much!
8:05 PM, Saturday April 17th 2021
Hello there, I know I'm super late on this but thank you for your critique. I will try my best to be better about applying the ghosting method to every mark I make and applying extra line weight to my boxes so that the form of the box is more clear.
I do have a question. I just finished lesson 2, but I noticed that I couldn't submit my homework for offical critique because I am missing prerequisites. I went back and checked to see if lesson 1 and the 250 box challenge was complete and it seems lesson 1 is marked as complete but i'm not so sure about the box challenge. Have I been marked off on the 250 box challenge? If not, what else do I need to do to get it marked off as complete? Sorry if I missed something. I'm not sure if there are any other prerequisites for lesson 2 but it seemed like lesson 1 and the 250 box challenge were the only ones.
That is all. Thanks. :D
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