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3:11 PM, Saturday March 11th 2023
Congratulations on getting through this challenge! You've improved over the course of these boxes and there's very little mistake in these boxes. There are some things I would like to point out.
One thing I've noticed is that near the end, the convergences get steeper and are more frequently on the page than off. If going forward you could practice more shallow convergences in warm ups as it would be beneficial for this course.
Another thing is that even later on, your inner corner isn't lining up with the other convergences. It's impossible to be perfect 100% of the time but if you are struggling try to place down the inner corner before your final outer corner so that you are thinking about it in the same terms as all the other points you are placing down.
Other than that it's fine, good luck.
Next Steps:
Move onto Lesson 2, remember to add boxes to your pool of warm ups.
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