250 Box Challenge
3:59 AM, Saturday July 4th 2020
pls crtique
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7:59 AM, Wednesday September 9th 2020
Good Job on completing the 250 Box Challenge! From reviewing your boxes I can the the evolution of your boxes and how you view the space around them, just look at the boxes at the 50 mark and compare them to the 140 mark the progress is very apparent. You can also see how your inner lines developed too, which are probably the hardest ones to get to hit correctly, at the 140 mark you can still see some problems with them but towards the end in the last few boxes you seemed to have improved much more!
Next Steps:
Move onto Lesson 2, make sure to warmup before each drawing session with past lessons from Draw A Box like lesson 1 and now adding practice from the 250 Box Challenge.
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11:51 AM, Thursday September 3rd 2020
hey ,
you have gained the knowledge about the rotated boxed
keep up the good work
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