Hey there!

First of all, I'm a beginner as well, and it's the first time I comment on anybody's work ever.

So I hope it'll be constructive and helpful feedback for you :P

Super Imposed Lines

You took the time to place your pen correctly for most of the time, so it's always starting from the same point for each line. I think you could take just a bit more patience so it really matches up (sometimes it feels like you rushed your lines more than other times, talking about this here https://d15v304a6xpq4b.cloudfront.net/lesson_images/1585f266.jpg ).

Overall I still think you took your time with the homework and were patient, nice!

Ghosted Lines

Same thing, but this time you seemed to be more patient: Pretty much every time your lines starts directly on top of a dot, which is very good. Your accuracy seems fine to me as well, the only thing I notice is that there's still some wobbliness in your lines. It feels like you're not really confident when you draw the line. Perhaps you could ghost it a few more times before you actually draw it, and/or try to change the speed a bit? From my perspective, it seems like you're sometimes speeding up and sometimes slowing down, hence the wobbliness. Try to pay more attention to the speed.

This is mainly for the 1st and 2nd page, your 3rd page of Ghost Lines seems way more confident already! So I think you are on the right way.

I'm not 100% sure if I'm right with all of that tho, I'd prefer if somebody else could correct it or agree with me :P

Ghost Planes

Nothing new to say about the squares, since they are like ghosted lines. Still feeling sliii~iiightly wobbly/unconfident to me, but getting better and better!

Your ellipses seem fine to me as well, nailing the marks on the side of the square pretty well. Perhaps you could take some more time to ghost the ellipse when it is more stretched out, but overall I think they're quite good!

Tables of Ellipses

In my opinion they vary too much, it feels like you don't have much control over about the degree (to be fair, that's something I'm struggling with as well)

But something positive: I think you're still confident when you put the pen on the paper, since "both" ellipses line up pretty well as if it'd be only one.

Funnels

I'm not sure on which side you started. Either you started on the right side, having trouble at first lining up and then getting really good at lining the ellipses up to the center line

Or 2nd possibility: You've started on the left hand side, being patient at first but then rushing the last 3 funnels on the right side :P

What I try to say is: I think you hit the center line pretty good, just the 3 funnels on the right are quite off.

Besides that, I think funnels are quite difficult, so well done!

Boxes, Boxes, Boxes (everything onwards + conclusion)

My conclusion falls into the last part, since you'll move on to the 250 boxes next.

Overall, I think you are on a good path. You seem motivated, still tend to somewhat rush sometimes, but that's completely normal in my opinion. I'm happy to see that you enjoy this path of "how to learn to draw" so much!

As you said by yourself, I think the 250 boxes challenge will help you a lot with three dimensional space. Go ahead and have fun with it! I think you are ready for it.

My advice is to spend a few extra seconds on ghosting your lines for the boxes to get more confident and accurate. Also you should try to imagine a box in your mind, think about how you stay in front of it.

How far is it away? How high is it? How tall?...

Then pick one of those questions, and start experimenting.

Let the box be further away, or contrary. Make it smaller, make it bigger! What happens if you look up at it? What happens if you look down at it ? How do the lines change?

Take one by one, whatever you have fun with. That'd be my approach, but of course it's totally open to you and I'm not even sure if this is a good advice, so beware :P

I hope you can take something useful out of this! Have a great day and a great time drawing! I'm looking forward to your stuff ^w^