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7:23 AM, Thursday July 1st 2021
Looking good!
One thing I will say, is that a lot of the ellipses are overshooting the lines, what helped me was to first ghost along the edges of the are the ellipse is supposed to fit in, and then gradually round off to an ellipse (most useful when putting ellipses in planes).
I would say you're good to move onto the next lesson, in which case good luck with the box challenge!
Next Steps:
Move onto lesson 2 (first part of it is the 250 box challenge)
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