250 Box Challenge
3:40 AM, Saturday June 6th 2020
Hi, Thanks in advance for the feedback
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4:09 AM, Monday July 27th 2020
Congrats on finishing the challenge!
In the future make sure you draw big boxes, do about 5-6 per page and make sure they take up the page. This will help you improve faster.
I also suggest varying the shape of your boxes more, try to construct different Y shapes than you are used to.
I think your inner corners are pretty good but this ordering: https://imgur.com/FGdtVwm can help you improve it more.
This exercise can now be incorporated into your regular warm-ups.
Next Steps:
Lesson 3, good luck!
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