Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes
5:42 AM, Sunday October 16th 2022
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5:22 PM, Wednesday November 23rd 2022
Hi drawydrawson! I'll be reviewing your work today.
From lines to the ellipses, most of them are drawn confidently. Overall you did a great job with the exercises, I have very little to add.
On the rotating boxes, I believe you've achieved this already but still try to keep a lookout on the consistency of gaps between the boxes' corners, and keep these closer to each other next time.
One more thing, as tempting as it may feel, remember not to draw over your line mistakes like you've done in your rough and organic perspective sections, just leave them as is.
That being said, I hope this feedback somehow helped you. For me, I believe you're ready to proceed to the next lesson, goodluck!
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