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5:10 PM, Thursday September 3rd 2020

Thank you so much! Noticed that in the rotated boxes something was off, will do it again. Thanks again.

7:29 PM, Thursday September 3rd 2020

Glad I could help you! I'll be waiting for it.

10:57 PM, Monday September 7th 2020

Hi again! Can you see if there's any gigantic error in my 2nd try on those rotated boxes? Link here.

I also included two more pages of some lines that was recommended by Lars (Thank you again too), if you could take a look it would be very helpful.

Thanks again.

6:26 PM, Tuesday September 8th 2020

Yes Yes Yes!

Your rotated boxes look much better. And the lines look good to. I can really see an improvement there.

Next Steps:

You can now proceed to the 250 box challenge.

But don't forget to draw for yourself as mentioned in Lesson 0. I would recommend you also do some critiques. Here's a quick guide for doing critiques by Elodin: https://pastebin.com/dYnFt9PQ

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