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11:21 PM, Tuesday February 18th 2020

Thank for the critique! I'll redo the lesson more carefully and slowly for sure. Just a question for one of my critiques tho.

For rogue perspective, What do you mean that I have used an edge to draw my inital box? (which box anyway?). As for as I know, I've only used a ruler to draw the frames and plotting the depth lines toward where they intersect with the horizon. The rest is all free hand draw with ghosting method. I definitely never use any straight edge to draw any of my boxes for that section.

3:11 PM, Wednesday February 19th 2020

Good evening,

First of all let me apologize. Using the word box was an error on my part, I should have said face, side or rectangle to convey what I had in mind. I didn't realize the confusion I could cause, until your reply.

https://imgur.com/rqC5V82

I marked the lines I meant. Those should not be drawn with a ruler, they should be drawn free-hand.

Only lines that must be drawn with the ruler are the page frame and the horizon. Nothing else.

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