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5:53 AM, Monday May 2nd 2022

Revisions - https://ibb.co/album/2qZPW3

I made sure to follow your instructions on both of them.

Thank you for the feedback!

8:46 AM, Monday May 2nd 2022

Thanks for responding with your revisions.

Great job! You've rectified the points I raised in my critique, well done. I'm going to mark this challenge as complete, but I have one more tip for you to bear in mind when you practice cylinders in your warmups.

Don't be afraid to change up both the viewing angle and proportions a bit more. Sometimes if the cylinder is very short, or we're looking almost directly at one end, the two ellipses will overlap. This page has examples of both cases https://i.imgur.com/K12LafM.jpg and I think it would be a good idea for you to experiment and play around with this (when you can stomach drawing more cylinders, 250 was a lot to plough through and you might be fed up with them right now)

Well done, and good luck with lesson 6!

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Feel free to move on to lesson 6.

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9:32 AM, Monday May 2nd 2022

Sure I'll try doing more of them in different orientations in the warm ups.

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