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12:46 AM, Tuesday April 28th 2020

Hello there! I'm going to go over your exercises. You're doing a good job overall but I'll point out what I can find so you can keep improving.

Ellipses and lines are p good, nothing to comment on them. Keep it up like that and you'll nail the accuracy.

Boxes is pretty good in general too! On your organic perspective you're doing mostly a good job with the perspective, being as hard as it is! Remember you can add lineweight with superimposed lines to the specific part of the contour of the boxes that overlap with other boxes, to clarify their overlaps.

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You're doing a great work here, so I'm marking this as complete. Good luck on the box challenge and keep up the good work!

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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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