250 Box Challenge

3:21 PM, Friday June 26th 2020

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phew This took quite a bit longer than I wanted to ^^;

And sorry if the colours are distracting, I couldn't make sense of it all with only one

Plaese give me tips on how to do better

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10:29 PM, Tuesday July 28th 2020

Nice job finishing the challenge!

Overall you show nice growth over the course of your boxes, your convergences clean up and you get more confident.

One thing that would go a long way to helping you improve is your super-imposed lines, you tend to loose confidence and wobble with them, if you keep practicing making super-imposed lines in your warmups I'm sure you'll improve.

You could also probably move onto the advanced box exercises at this point.

Next Steps:

Go ahead and move on to lesson2 :)

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3:52 PM, Monday August 10th 2020

Thank you very much for the input/

I'll do my best with the superimposed lines warm-ups to fix them shaky lines.

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