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5:47 AM, Sunday March 22nd 2020

Hi, Nicolas. Nice job completing this lesson. My first critique is regarding the automatic reinforcing. Try not to correct an incorrect line, please. Instead, leave it as-is, and spend more time ghosting the next one. The boxes in the rotated boxes exercise don’t rotate quite as much as they should, but it’s normal to experience that kind of resistance in the beginning- good attempt! Finally, though there’s some diverging boxes, the organic perspective exercise looks good, too, so congrats on completing it, and this lesson.

4:16 PM, Friday April 3rd 2020

Thank you very much for taking the time in replying! I will take into consideration all things said, I really see what you mean. Again, thanks!

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