I am just getting started on the 250 box challenge, and I feel like I have kind of a dumb question. Its mentioned to shade in a side and I'm a bit confused if there is a method to which side..or is it just establishing the direction you are look at it from and it doesn't matter so much. I don't know if I missed something along the way or just over thinking it. Any help is very much appreciated, thank you!
So given that the box is made up of 6 faces, three of which point towards the viewer and three of which point away. You pick one of the three that point towards the viewer and fill it in with hatching. Doesn't matter which of the three.
Thank you for the quick response, I figured thats how it worked..just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing a core cocept somewhere!
Uncomfortable said it all. This 3 faces that points towards the viewer i choose the larger one not wider or taller but larger one.
I actually wondered about this myself but did not ask ( the only dumb question is the one you don't ask, right?! ). So thanks for bringing it up. And thanks for the clarification Uncomfortable & Lookleft.
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