Hi Scantrose,

Your Superimposed Lines are well done. Not wobbly, frayed on only one end, and fairly straight. For your Ghosted Lines, it's hard to tell which dots are supposed to be marking the ends so it's hard to gauge accuracy. But by your Ghosted Planes your accuracy's improved a lot more, so you're good.

Your Tables of Ellipses start off sketchy but tighten up a lot better by the end and into your Ellipses in Planes. Make sure that you're drawing through ellipses no more than 2 to 3 times; it's especially noticeable that you're overdrawing in the Funnel exercise. There's also... not enough varied Funnels with different lengths. Or funnels, really. And it looks like you're drawing with a ballpoint pen instead of a fineliner. You might have to redo this one.

Your Plotted Perspective is good. Again, box size variation is key, but you got the general gist of the exercise.

Your Rough Perspective is... well, rough. It looks like you're unsure of what you're doing so your lines are all wobbly. Remember that the width and height lines have to form perpendicular lines; all the front and back faces will be perfectly straight rectangles or squares. The depth lines, the ones "moving back" in space, should all aim towards the vanishing point as best as possible. Your correction lines extending from them should stop at the horizon line and not pass through; that way you can see how accurate you were without cluttering the page. You might have to redo this too.

You gave the Rotated Boxes your best effort and you got the general idea, so good job. Same thing with your Organic Perspective. You'll get a lot more experience with drawing boxes once you move on to the 250 Box Challenge. But before then, I'm going to ask that you redo two pages before moving on.