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11:22 PM, Tuesday September 8th 2020

Hello,

Thank you for taking the time to critique my work. As you saw, I was struggling with the ghosted lines and not having the confidence to follow through. I have been warming up with some of the exercises like ghosted planes and have seen a bit of improvement from where I started on that front. I started feeling a lot more comfortable with it while I was completing the organic perspective exercise.

As for the rotated boxes, that was far and away the exercise I had the most trouble with. The whole concept didn't fully click until I went back and redid the boxes as you suggested. While I still struggled a lot the second go around, I think generally I was able to figure out how to get the bases to rotate with the rest of the box. Rotated Boxes. I'd still appreciate it if you gave feedback on this second go around.

Again, thank you for your feedback.

11:39 PM, Tuesday September 8th 2020

Yeah, that's great looking...

The bases now closer, more consistent sizes, aligned and everything is better.

Next Steps:

Now that you have a better understanding of the rotating thing and everything is in order, you can go on and have fun with the 250 boxes challenge...

Good luck :)

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