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razgriz0531

Dimensional Dominator

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    7:37 PM, Wednesday January 24th 2024

    Hi. I am checking your review so I can give you the 2nd agree and your badge but I would like to add some stuff first.

    Your funnels and ghosted planes are too small. Just keep this in mind for the warm ups.

    Your rough perspectives are extended incorrectly. The red lines are drawn directly from corners of the box to the desired vanishing point. They should follow the edges of the box to show the actual vanishing point(vp) of the box so that you can compare the actual vp with the desired vp.

    Check this out:

    https://drawabox.com/lesson/1/20/extendinglineswrong

    I'm afraid I must ask you to redo this exercise to make sure you understand it correctly. We don't want you repeating the mistake in your 250 boxes.

    Next Steps:

    1 page of rough perspective

    When finished, reply to this critique with your revisions.
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    11:46 AM, Thursday January 11th 2024

    Hello azureblades! Here's the critique Like I said on it I want you to do one more page of an insect in a 3/4 view, if you have any doubts please ask and I'll do my best to answer.

    Great job so far and good luck!

    Next Steps:

    1 more page of an insect in a 3/4 view

    When finished, reply to this critique with your revisions.
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