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11:10 AM, Sunday May 3rd 2020
Hi,
I looked at your homework, I think the quality of your lines is very good. And you seem comfortable with straight lines, missing the end point doesn't matter.
Your were really successful with the rotated boxes. Maybe a little rush in the organic boxes.
The ellipses are really fine too, maybe, as I do, more difficulties with little ones, the tracing with shoulder for little forms appears not convenient for me. And maybe you could varied a little more the ellipse degree, but it is very good and regular.
All the best
Next Steps:
The 250 boxes challenge is a good way to improve the boxes drawing.
I currently try it, with the objectif to have a really envision of the boxe before drawing any line.
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