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Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes

4:10 AM, Monday May 6th 2024

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9:41 PM, Monday May 6th 2024

Good job, your lines are looking much better! Ellipses are a pain. Yours aren't bad but can and will get better as you progress in the course.

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Good luck on the 250 box challenge

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5:42 PM, Monday May 6th 2024

Hi Bagool. Congrats on completing all the lesson one homework. There are two main things that i think you should try and improve on. One is to make sure to start on the the start point you've set u. This is mainly on the ghosted lines submissions and a bit in some of the later tasks. And second would be to work on your line confidence. Again it is mainly in your first tasks, where there are more wobbly lines.

Next Steps:

Redoing the ghosted planes and ellipses task and ghosted lines tasks would with a focus on less wobbly lines and once youre confident with those working on keeping your lines and eclipses within their bounds.

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7:55 PM, Monday May 6th 2024

I've added two retries of those. Lines are looking much better, rotating the page really helps. Ellipses are still dreadful, but I'll work on that xD

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