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2:13 PM, Sunday December 20th 2020

Sorry if this won't be very useful, but I think you've done a really good job and ticked all the boxes, pun intended.

  1. Thinking 3D: The arrows are great. OK, so some are a be deformed bu they are very 3D which is I think the real point of the exercise. The organic shapes are excellent.

2 Textures: The textures also work very well.

  1. Intersections: I am not sure about the Form Intersections, but that is because I struggle myself with the concept. Even in the official examples I'm not really seeing. The Organic Intersections look great.

I think you will enjoy the next section on Plant Construction (I've only just started it).

1:11 PM, Monday December 21st 2020

Thank you

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