6:57 PM, Monday February 24th 2020
Here is the work: https://imgur.com/a/EcUZljo.
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10:01 PM, Monday February 24th 2020
Alright, you're doing much better! Ellipses are much more confident! They still have a bit of wobbliness, so try to work on that on your next warmups though. You've done a good job keeping them to simple forms, you only have one or two that are more of stretched ellipse-like forms instead, so try be careful with that as well.
Your form intersections are now much more confident, which is great! They're a great improvement from the last ones you did. You got some overshooting, which you gotta work on with the next exercises, but that's not a problem.
Be sure to remember to draw a starting and ending point before drawing any line, and to ghost them, and your accuracy will improve soon!
Next Steps:
Alright, so I'm gonna mark this as complete. Take in mind all the things I said, and onto lesson 3, congratulations on finishing lesson 2, and good luck!
10:13 PM, Monday February 24th 2020
Ok,
Thank you for all your help, Elodin.
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