4:25 AM, Monday July 18th 2022
Here is my make up homework. I hoped they turned out well.
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RainbowsareGodsPromise
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rainbowsaregodspromise's Sketchbook
7:59 PM, Tuesday January 26th 2021
I redid two plant drawings and would like your feedback on them. let me know what you think, please.
8:43 PM, Thursday January 7th 2021
How were my leaves, arrows and petals similar? Could you elaborate a bit more on that? I did hatch crossing because last time I did the black shadows, I received criticism for it.
1:53 AM, Thursday December 3rd 2020
I looked at the videos but I am still confused. What was I doing wrong with the my boxes? They looked the like the teacher's boxes to me. (The only thing that looked different was that he did the cross hatching shadowing and I did the paint in shadows).
3:01 AM, Monday November 23rd 2020
Hi there! Thank you very much for your feedback. I have re-done the rough Perspective and Rotated Boxes and I hope it looks better this time. Here is the link: https://imgur.com/gallery/ZkesWm2
And here are my Ellipses on Planes. Part 1: https://imgur.com/gallery/87YoQqa
Ellipses Part 2: https://imgur.com/gallery/t954Pvu
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2:56 AM, Monday November 23rd 2020
Hello, I will be giving you your feedback on your box challenge. I can tell that you were confident in your lines because the boxes had smooth and quick lines.
Suggestions: 1) When giving your boxes shadows, don't do the criss cross lines. It is visually confusing to the viewers. To give it shadows, it would be best to darken (or color in) a side of a box. 2) the box on the fourth page looks unfinished. It seemed that you forgot to finish the box. 2) the box on the first page looks a bit messy (the one that has a box on top of another). You seemed confused on how your box should look like.
Overall, your boxes look well done and hope you continue onto the next lesson!
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