250 Box Challenge
12:31 PM, Monday March 16th 2020
Phew, done with 250 box challenge.
Constructive criticism is always welcome.
Have a great day.
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5:30 AM, Tuesday April 28th 2020
This is pretty good, one thing I wanna note is that in your future warmups when you do boxes I'd recommend doing them much larger, and that in some boxes I am seeing some heavily straying convergence, but this is all normal > https://i.imgur.com/8PqQLE0.png have this pic, it details the proper method we want our students to think about in their boxes, in that while we are conscious of vanishing points, we're more thinking about the angles of our lines and how they relate to one another.
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Feel free to move onto L2!
5:07 AM, Tuesday August 11th 2020
Thanks a lot for the feedback, really appreciate^^
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