Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes
8:29 PM, Thursday April 2nd 2020
I finally finish lesson one.
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11:54 AM, Saturday April 11th 2020
Yo!
Don't doodle on the exercise pages, follow the instructions.
Make ellipses in ghosted planes and organic perspective your go-to warmup.
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10:24 PM, Wednesday May 20th 2020
Hi! Checking old submissions here.
I looked into your homeworks and it looks fine to me. Before agreeing with the current review (and thus officialy marking this lesson as complete) I'd like to suggest you to draw bigger, and whenever possible try to fill your page.
Good luck with your future lessons!
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