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8:32 PM, Friday October 29th 2021

Your work is pretty good your lines are very clean I would however suggest that you work on ellipses just a bit more as some of them seem to taper a bit but overall I feel your ready to move on

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I suggest you try tackling the 250 box challenge in order to gain a better grasp of 3D space and work a bit more on ellipses

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9:47 PM, Friday January 21st 2022

I think this is great job on Lesson 1, all lines are clean and confident, and all exersices look very solid.

I do see some pointy ellipses, and you probably need to work on drawing from your shoulder (because pointy ellipse = elbow/wrist). But this can be incorporated in your regular warm-up routine.

I'm sure you should move to 250 box challenge, and good luck!

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