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250 Box Challenge

2:07 PM, Friday July 2nd 2021

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thanks in advance to whoever reviews my work, i appreciate your feedback.

i am aware that i have line committment issues. many lines in my boxes are slightly curves. also my crosshatching is iffy all around because i'm not too familiar with it. working on all of those. they all have improved, but there's still a lot of work to do.

i am so so so so excited to get to lesson 2. i'm so sick of (JUST) boxes lol. it should get more gratifying from here on out

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6:36 PM, Friday July 2nd 2021
edited at 9:34 PM, Jul 2nd 2021

Congradulations on the completing the 250 box challenge

Lineart

Your line art is very good your lines are tight and acurate you have been using the ghosting method to support your. I saw the wobbles they're fine. But for future reference be sure to do some warmups relevent to what you are drawing for example before you started drawing the boxes you should have done some ghosted line practice and superimposed lines as a warmup.

Additionally I noticed a lack of lineweight on your boxes. when you finish box go over all the edges that would be visible to you if the box was right infront of you.

Boxes:

You made boxes of greate variety of boxes in different perspectives with varying degrees of distortions. Which is important later on down the road. You understand the concept of the vanishing point and made strides to ensure each set of lines converged to their corresponding line.

Goodwork I believe your are ready for lesson 2

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edited at 9:34 PM, Jul 2nd 2021
12:14 PM, Saturday July 3rd 2021

i understand. i'm just about to critique Lesson 1s and i'm realizing how important line weight is. and good point about warming up - i treated my warmup as my first box of the page.

i appreciate your feedback, i'll work on those things

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