First of all, welcome. I hope you find this course helpful and keep enjoying lessons to come.

There is an overall theme in your homeworks - your lines are not confident. For example in superimposed lines homework, end product should look like a bunch of straight line going some degrees off from each other. But your lines look very wobbly. The possible reasons to why - and I quote the instructions of this homework - is that you're hesitating and not quite giving up control. You should perform one swift motion from your shoulder. At this point, you're not expected to draw a perfect line from one point to another. In fact you're not even expected to draw a line from a point to another. You're only expected to draw a straight line. Dots you put on paper are to only guide you and help you get muscle memory. If you remember from materials on the site, there are three levels of lines, and wobbly lines don't fall under in any of those levels.

For your ellipses and boxes, there isn't any other major mistake other than the wobbly lines. Even when drawing things like this that seems like require accurate lines, you're priority is still confidence in lines. Even when you draw a small line for a box, draw it from your shoulder with confidence, to gain some muscle memory. And if your lines are a bit off from the dots you put on the paper, you can compensate that with the lines you're gonna put after. But you can't compensate wobbly lines.

As I said, there isn't much more than line quality problems. For this I'm gonna request a revision - I want you to do one page of superimposed lines, one page of ghosted lines, and after you finish this two, one page of ellipse tables. When doing the ellipse tables, I want you to implement some of the confidence you got from doing the first two exercises in to drawing ellipses.

See you soon and keep up the good work!!