Thanks again for the critique man. I'll be sure to revisit drawing through ellipses and being more deliberate with my construction/texture overall.
I am however drawing on 18"x24" newsprint paper which may have led you to believe I'm drawing too small. With this knowledge, do you think I should still be drawing larger? That being said I will be extra conscious about using my shoulder.
Thank you!
Dave
Thank you for the thorough reply!
thank you!
understood! How does one become a TA?
So it's still showing that I have zero credits. Thanks for helping me out!
gosh. silly me. Yes that is what I meant thank you!
Hey uncomfortable. Yea I didn't submit my 250 boxes for official critique when I finished it because I didn't have any credits remaining, but figured I might as well get SOME feedback while I was waiting around until I got another credit. When it was critiqued, the critique was pretty thorough and seemed awfully legitamate. I guess my confusion came from the message at the bottom that read I was ready to move onto lesson 2.
In any event, I have received feedback on the 250 box challenge and am ready to submit lesson 3! Thank you again.
thank you for the critique!
Thank you, but I've done the 250 box challenge, and it was critiqued 2 weeks ago. It says at the bottom of the critique that I should move onto lesson 2.
Thank you for this critique, I have been waiting for another user to agree with your critique in order to turn in lesson 2 for review. How long does this usually take?
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