I got your new submission, and saw that you were trying to submit revisions - looks like you replied to your own comment, rather than to mine, so I was never notified of it. I've gone ahead and cancelled your new submission so the credit should have been returned to your account.

So! Looking at your work here, this is much better than before. I can see that you've been more mindful of that degree shift, keeping it proportional to the shift in scale in your first set of cylinders. You've similarly done a good job with the second set of cylinders in boxes - you've employed the line extensions quite well, and I can see that across the set your instinctual sense of proportion, regardless of how the boxes themselves are rotated in space, has certainly moved in the right direction.

There's just one little adjustment I would recommend - right now it seems you're neglecting to extend the minor axis lines for the ellipses. You're relying instead on the original line that had been drawn prior to putting down the ellipses. Instead, once the ellipses are down, you should be drawing a new line based on where that ellipse's true minor axis is, being sure to extend it all the way back. This will ensure that you don't end up with any errors going unnoticed in that area.

Anyway, all in all, great work. I'll go ahead and mark this challenge as complete.