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7:39 PM, Saturday May 22nd 2021

Albert,

Yes, the problem with some of the rotations is that they are sharing a convergence. https://drawabox.com/lesson/1/16/notrotating This isn't a huge problem though and you did well with your rotations for the most part and you seem to have a intuitive sense of 3d space already.

Here is a tools list you can see that you can use for lesson 6 onwards. https://drawabox.com/lesson/6/1/tools The constructions in lesson 6 and 7 can get quite complex and using a fineliner would probably result in too much information on the page at once.

Rob

8:58 PM, Saturday May 22nd 2021

Hello Rob,

Thank you for your reply I really appreciate it.

I will try to be more aware of the viewpoints when I am rotating boxes.

I thought that lesson 0 talking about all the tools we need for all the lessons.

Thank you again for the detailed critique and the additional information.

Kind regards,

Albert

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