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8:07 AM, Monday May 25th 2020
Nice job with finishing the challenge!
Your boxes show nice improvement and your lines are pretty good.
A lot of your boxes have a very similar angle and standard perspective, I suggest drawing a handful of boxes with more dramatic angles and perspectives to really solidify the concepts you're learning here. You can use this tool to set up some different Y starting lines.
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I would like to see 15 more boxes with some varied perspectives/angles. I think it will help you a lot! Goodluck!
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