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3:30 PM, Thursday February 18th 2021
Hello hello,
good job on finishing the challenge. I saw an clear improvement in your boxes over this challenge.
I wish i could point out more things but your lines, the hatching , line weight everything is pretty great. Somethings i noticed is that sometimes you got stuck with drawing pretty similar orientations in your boxes, but overall the variation is good and some of the lines are too parallel but that are just minor things.
You can do the advanced box exercises if you want to get more practice in ( https://drawabox.com/lesson/250boxes/2 ) and move onto lesson 2 if you haven't already.
See you.
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