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9:26 AM, Thursday February 13th 2020
Hi Downtime,
Firstly on Imgur you can add more thab one image to one album. That way you only need to post one link.
You have also only posted one page of superimposed lines and one of ghosted planes. The exercises call for 2 pages of each.
Your lines start off quite wobbly. Remember to trust your ghosting. There is also some fraying at both ends. Make sure you are taking the time to place your pen in the correct place at the start of your lines.
Your lines for ghosted planes are much smoother so thats great. They do curve a little sometimes. It may help to try and consciously curve in the other direction.
It's a good start and you are moving in the right direction. Do the 2 missing pages, one of superimposed lines and one of ghosted planes keeping these things in mind and then move on. Good luck!
1:43 PM, Thursday February 13th 2020
Much appreciated assistance, Loopy!
Im a huge guy so its hard for me to use to the motions, but Ill continue to get better!
thanks again!
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