Congratulations!

So, your lines are looking pretty good.

For the ellipses, it might help to do a few loose ones drawn through an axis, so you don't have to worry about squishing them into the space at first. Then try them in the constrained funnels/planes/panels. If more than a few in a row look wonky (squashed, or shaky), do a few more "out in the open" to recapture the relaxed feeling.

Perspective with rulers looks fine. Rough 1 point perspective looks like you have the right idea--just need more practice at boxes.

The "sphere of cubes" reads as a 3D object.

On the organic perspective, you have the boxes gradually changing size well, and rotating different directions. It seems that some of the parallel lines on some boxes diverge a bit. The 250 box challenge should help with that, since you'll check the convergences with a ruler. Step 3 of the box drawing process, as seen in the organic perspective instructions ( https://drawabox.com/lesson/1/18/step3 ) seems to be a critical point.

I'll do your review, I'm sorry that you didnt get a complete review before.

Superimposed Lines

• You did a good job making smooth lines, and your fraying is only one end. That improves over time.

Ghosted Lines

• You have a few some arcing and swooping lines. That's often from your elbow and/or wrist being involved. That is something that will improve even more over time, and most of your lines are smooth and straight.

• Good job keeping the lines confident even if you miss the end point

Ghosted Planes

• Same coment on a few arcing lines

• You should draw start and end dots for every line that you draw. That includes the "+" lines in your planes

• You shouldn't draw a line a second time even if the first one was a mistake

• Good job keeping the lines confident even if you miss the end point

Table of Ellipses

• You want to draw through your ellipses at least 2x (but no more than 3x). Twice is the target

• You want the ellipses in each section to be the same angle and degree

• Don't let the ellipse get deformed by trying to touch the nearby lines. Ghost the motion and then set your pen down and repeat that motion. You can literally close your eyes at that point. A smooth ellipse is better than an accurate one.

Ellipses in Funnels

• You want to draw through your ellipses at least 2x (but no more than 3x). Twice is the target

• Don't let the ellipse get deformed by trying to touch the nearby lines. Ghost the motion and then set your pen down and repeat that motion. You can literally close your eyes at that point. A smooth ellipse is better than an accurate one.

• Try and keep the ellipses aligned to the center line. A good ellipse gets cut exactly in half or as close to that as you can.

Ellipses in planes

• You want to draw through your ellipses at least 2x (but no more than 3x). Twice is the target

• Don't let the ellipse get deformed by trying to touch the nearby lines. Ghost the motion and then set your pen down and repeat that motion. You can literally close your eyes at that point. A smooth ellipse is better than an accurate one.

Plotted Perspective

• Good job but please keep to the instructions and follow the layout of the example homework from the lesson. Thsi should have been 3 panes of work on the page.

Rough Perspective

• Please avoid drawing more than one line even if its a mistake

• Always draw your horizon line

• Only extend to the horizon line when you check your work (your red lines)

Rotated Boxes

• In this one your boxes arent actually rotating

• You are drawing a lot of extr lines. Not only is that harder to review, it's making things more diffiult for yourself to work and see what is happening.

Organic Persective

• Your first page - especially the last pane - the boxes are not moving much away from the viewer

• Your second page is much better

Overall

• You have done a pretty good job on a lot of these exercises! Congrats!

• Lines: You do have to stop drawing more than one line

• Ellipses: You want to work on confidence and alignment, and drawing through at least 2 times

• Rotated Boxes: I want to be sure you understand how to rotate them from the lesson instructions