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6:07 PM, Monday March 20th 2023

That is mostly correct, although you wouldn't draw your lines all the way back to the vanishing points. So here's what I mean. As noted in pink, you draw those specific 3 vanishing points first, then draw the box trying to aim each edge so that it aligns towards one of them.

That's how you approach it for the first 10, then for the next 10 you do it without drawing those vanishing points on the page.

6:46 PM, Monday March 20th 2023

ohhhhhhh omg i got it now. im so sorry, my mind sucks at thinking. thank you

11:08 PM, Thursday March 30th 2023

Hi, I will be putting my 20 boxes here. I finally understand now.

https://imgur.com/a/3EqOGMm

8:15 PM, Sunday April 2nd 2023

You've brought all of your vanishing points in closer, good work.

I have no problem marking your submission complete.

Keep practicing boxes and previous exercises as warm ups and best of luck in lesson 2.

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Move on to lesson 2.

This critique marks this lesson as complete.
1:08 AM, Monday April 3rd 2023

Got it and thank you!

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