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11:50 AM, Wednesday March 2nd 2022
Hey welcome to Drawabox!
Congrats on completing lesson 1 and wow, well done on the exercises! Your lines look nice and confident, so are your ellipses so not much to comment on there. I will mention one little thing which is that the ellipses don't need to overlap in the tables, being tightly packed together is enough. Now for the boxes, your linework is looking smooth for the most part. As for the rough perspective, looks like you got a good hold on the concepts. A small nitpick would be to avoid going over it again. Some of the lines overshoot, but accuracy will improve over time so its nothing major.
It looks like you're all set for the 250 box challenge! Good luck and keep up the great work!
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7:29 AM, Friday March 4th 2022
Thanks for the comment. I'll make sure to take all of this into account moving forward in the course.
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