Hello Chy, I'll be reviewing your 250 Box Challenge today.

First off, congratulations on completing the first hurdle of Drawabox. It’s definitely a long marathon, but the quality of work between the start and end pages really demonstrates overall improvement. Now let’s begin with the critique.

Note: A few boxes appear more like two-point perspectives than three. Buuut I don't think there's anything on the website that directly prohibits that, so it's probably fine.

Things you did well:

• Line confidence was definitely a major strength here. It's evident you took your time planning and executing when plotting for the desired box.

• Experimentation with box size and foreshortening. This is a positive habit to carry forward and helps progress our spatial reasoning.

Things you can work on:

• Hatching is generally well done for what you had time to accomplish; however, lines slightly wobble as they reach the opposing edge. I suggest ghosting a couple extra times, as smooth lines are always the priority for this course. Remember that hatching should receive the same care as any other line.

• Inner Corner: Sets of lines sometimes converge in pairs rather than collectively towards their respective vanishing points. When constructing a box, be aware of the initial Y line and how each adjacent line should angle itself to the vanishing point. Here’s a diagram showing what to aim for.

• Boxes tend to have the same rotation a few times. I recommend playing around more with box orientation in order to further spatial reasoning ability. Here's a range of the possible positions. Keep in mind that boxes should always drawn from imagination, not reference, so don't copy these boxes directly from the image.

Overall, you've done a good job of steadily improving your box quality. I'll mark this down as complete and send you off to Lesson 2. Good luck!