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3:23 PM, Tuesday April 6th 2021

Hello,

Great submission overall I think you can move on to the next lesson,

here's some tips for the future:

  • In organic curves ellipses degree should vary like in organic ellipses (curve is just part of ellipse that we see)

  • For intersections the main goal for this lesson was to draw a bunch of 3d forms on a page so don't stress too much about realistic overlapping, you can refer here: https://imgur.com/a/6Inx5Bz for some nice intersections by a fellow drawaboxer so by studying them you should improve yours

  • in organic intersections some shadows do not follow the forms they fall onto

Good luck in your art jounrey!

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6:21 PM, Wednesday April 7th 2021

Thank you, will have those tips in mind! And the material is excellent!!

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