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8:08 AM, Thursday October 19th 2023
Hello! Like I said on the discord I think you're ready for lesson 4! Just remember the thingy about cylinders and branches I told you.
So I'm adding another comment so you can get it marked as complete. Good luck!
Next Steps:
Lesson 4
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2:49 AM, Saturday August 26th 2023
Half of the plant drawings were supposed to be your own, not following the step-by-step tutorials. You only drew 2 out of 8 on your own.
Those 2 plants your drew on your own are also pretty low in complexity, especially the carton plant. Your homework is for your own benefit. How difficult you make it is largely up to you, but I'd encourage you to increase the difficulty to get more out of this. Let's be honest, drawing that carton plant didn't teach you much of anything and the summer crops aren't much better. Maybe get some inspiration by looking at what other people are doing for their lesson 3 homework.
It's up to you, but I expect at least 2 more custom plant drawings to consider this homework complete.
Next Steps:
Draw at least 2 more plants on your own. I'd encourage you to do 4 more though.
4:01 AM, Thursday August 31st 2023
Sorry about that! I decided to do the 4 plant construction drawings on my own like you recommended here: https://imgur.com/a/NFanBWu
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