Thanks for the advice and for taking your time to review my excersize, iv tried the 2pages of boxes as advised and im really starting to see the weakness of my boxes.
here is the link to the 2page excersize
To me it looks like you'll be fine with just doing some boxes as warmups before other exercises!
Most of the problems I see have something to do with the lines that are not converging very quickly. To me it seems like you often underestimate how quickly a any given line should be converging.
These kinds of mistakes will probably be ironed out with a little bit of mileage.
Next Steps:
Onwards to the next part of lesson 2!
Also, remember to keep drawing boxes as warmups to get in the mileageThank you my good sir! I shall proceed with extra causion when doing the warmup boxes before i begin my drawing lessons. Stay blessed!
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