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3:30 PM, Tuesday June 28th 2022
edited at 9:21 PM, Jun 28th 2022

Imposed Lines/Ghosted Planes: Try to reduce the fraying at the end, practice by doing smaller lines then increase them in increments as a warmup

Also try to not overshoot your lines, your last 2 drawings are great (Imposed lines and Ghosted planes)

Your Ellipses look a bit messy, don't redraw them too often, maybe try to figure out if drawing by the wrist/arm/shoulder (but in general, practice shoulder) is better or change the direction/start point

Maybe try to practice more accurate ghosting (the redlines - perspective exercise - are there to help you to be more accurate)

You need to be able to estimate VP's (not perfectly) in the future and the upcoming 250 box challenge

edited at 9:21 PM, Jun 28th 2022
8:11 PM, Tuesday June 28th 2022

Thank you very much for your advice! I will take them into account

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