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bvoostveen

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8:58 AM, Sunday May 10th 2020

Thanks so much for your review! Good point on the line weight, I started doing this for the 250 box challenge and it makes a pretty significant difference in reading the angles of the boxes.

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How to Draw by Scott Robertson

Part One: The Basics

An overview of basic skills - both technical and conceptual - with exercises that you will incorporate into your regular warmups for a long time to come. No matter how skilled or experienced you are, start at Lesson 0.

Challenges and Drills

A series of drills that fit into the lessons at various times. These should not all be completed after lesson 2, but rather will be listed as recommended next steps or prerequisites as you follow the numbered lessons in order.

Part Two: Constructional Drawing

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