Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes
4:02 AM, Tuesday June 28th 2022
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6:08 PM, Tuesday June 28th 2022
Your Lines and Elipses look good.
Always Remember the vertical lines run perpendicular to the vanishing point and the Horizontal ones are parallel.
Really Good job on the rotated boxes.
There isn't much more too say except for that don't rush and don't scibble and make your lines messy. You don't have that bad habit like me but it's something to be mindful off and make sure to do your daily warmups.
And I would recomend you do the 250 box challenge after this.
Have a good one.
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9:09 PM, Wednesday July 6th 2022
Thanks you very much I appreciate your time
7:11 AM, Saturday July 9th 2022
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