Your organic perspective is definitely better than mine. You seem to have the same arcing problem with straight lines though, they're very noticeably curved. Watch the elbow, that's what always screws me up. keeping the wrist steady is easier, the elbow is sneaky in my experience at least. :) Also, don't correct the lines you've drawn, even if they're wrong, keep them. Good job on ellipses, especially the funnel ellipses.
Thank you so much for your reply and advice, I truly appreciate it! :)
I will move on to the 250 boxes challenge now, so hopefuly I will have plenty of practice drawing straight lines :) I will definitley watch out for the mistakes you pointed out and be more careful :)
Best of luck! :)
Hello!
Congratulations of finishing Lesson 1! Your homework looks very clean and you understood the instructions really well, plus your ellipses look awesome. Agreeing with the former critique, I just wanted to mark the lesson 1 as complete for you.
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Very well done, and good luck in 250 box challenge!
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