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12:52 AM, Friday October 22nd 2021

Hi thank you for the critique! I do have two more questions though,

First one pertains to the funnels, looking closer at them I feel like the outer circles are misaligned and not in sync to those in the middle, for example the funnel in the middle of the page, 2nd circle from the left seems very far off from the middle line if I were to fold it in half, I don't know if this is just expected for beginners or if I'm doing something wrong?

Second question pertains to the boxes, since I only have to do 50 boxes instead of all 250 and having done it before, am I able to submit it earlier than 14 days?

6:45 AM, Friday October 22nd 2021

It's common. Though, in the case of the ellipse you mentioned, the issue is not so much with it, as with the axis line (not being equidistant from the arcing lines). In which case, we wouldn't fault you for the ellipse not folding properly. Still, all we look for is that the student is trying to follow the instructions - we don't expect them to nail it every time, nor do they, so I wouldn't worry.

Unfortunately, no. I'll recommend splitting those boxes equally between the 14 days, so that you give your chance the best chance of improving as much as possible (as opposed to doing them all in one day), and spend the rest of your time drawing for fun.

7:10 AM, Friday October 22nd 2021

Sounds good, thanks for the response!

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