davidg13

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    12:40 AM, Tuesday January 19th 2021

    oh sorry, when i say take the lines of the boxes to the vanishing point, it is the imaginary point, as in that exercise approximate perspective understands, i have already drawn several boxes to train randomly during the day, and many of them are distorted and do not come out very correct.

    11:44 PM, Monday January 18th 2021

    Thanks for the evaluation, I will do the next step very carefully.

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