1:43 PM, Friday October 30th 2020
Thanks a lot my fellow illustrator , that extra page really helped understand the exercise, time to get going :D
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Luikinho
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6:51 PM, Wednesday October 28th 2020
hello! sorry it took a while, i had school exams last week so i barely had time to draw, so here we go : Extra rotated boxes https://imgur.com/gallery/ONPqHY9
i took my time reading the exercise and watched the video
it's still ugly but this time i knew what i was doing(most of the time) i had a few problems building some boxes but i tried to finish all of them this time
i made some of the boxes too big and ended up creating more problems
i managed to learn a lot with this tho
thank you.
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