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11:57 PM, Wednesday March 15th 2023
- Superimposed Lines
Very well done
- Ghosted Lines
Very well done
- Ghosted Planes
Well done. For the vertical and horizontal lines, remember that these are still to be seen as "In Perspective". You'll see much more accurate results in getting it centered when you do so.
- Tables of Ellipses
Very well done
- Ellipses in Planes
Very well done
- Funnels
Very well done
- Plotted Perspective
Very well done
- Rough Perspective
Very well done
- Rotated Boxes
Very well done
- Organic Boxes
The change in distance and perspective for your boxes is good. But your boxes seem wobbly and not three dimensional. You should remember that each of the vertices lie on a perspective plane and traveling towards a vanishing point, much like the previous perspective exercises. I think you've understood the assignment and should move forward. The 250 box challenge will help immensely in this regard
Next Steps:
Very well done. Move on to the 250 box exercise to get your boxes down
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