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12:05 AM, Tuesday May 31st 2022
Your line exercises look great. The lines are confident and have no wobble.
Your ellipses look good... although its hard to tell. The images you uploaded are very low-res so I cant tell if you went over the ellipses more then three times or not. Next time, upload higher res images if you can, and if you did go over your ellipses more then three times, remember to only go over twice.
Once again, its hard to tell, but it looks like some of the horizontal lines in your rough perspective exercise are not parallel to the edges of the frame. But it also looks like you realized this and fixed it in later attempts, so nice job. Other then that, the perspective exercises look good, especially the organic perspective one.
Next Steps:
The next step is to tackle the 250 box challenge, and also remember to upload higher-res images next time.
5:53 PM, Friday June 3rd 2022
Thank you for your comments. I'll try to get better resolution on images for future submissions!
6:27 PM, Wednesday January 24th 2024
Your homework is no longer available, which means I can't check it out to agree with your review or add anything if needed.
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