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1:03 AM, Thursday April 25th 2024
Hello, congratulation on finishing lesson 1. I'll be only pointing out the thing that needs to be improved and Here are my observations:
- Superimposed Lines
The only issue I saw here is that a lot of your line has stray on both end, so make sure to taking the time to position your pen correctly at the starting point of your guideline.
- Ellipses In Planes
Take your time to ghost your ellipses before executing them because I see a lot of your ellipses feel wobbly, You should submit the homework for ghosted planes and ellipses in plane separately, so it's much easier for me to check your homework.
- Funnels
You're doing good in this excercise, Try to get the degree of your ellipses to increase as you move outwards from the center.
- Rough Perspective
Make sure to take your time to ghost the lines before executing it because I see some of the lines feel wobbly,
- Organic Perspective
This is just a suggestion, establish your box hierarchy by adding line weight so it's much easier for me to check your homework.
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250 Box Challenge
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