Here they are. I put the first half into single documents (just to cut down on the number of images), but the rest are individual jpgs.
I went from "Aw man, so many to go!" to (as the end approached) "Gak! I got a routine down with 50% rule stuff and boxes, and that's going to change soon! With trickier exercises! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!"
I really am excited to learn new stuff, though.
Hey there!
Very well done and one can see that you have gone through the challenge with intention and analysing the boxes as you went along.
I can see you've had trouble with the back corner (if you ask me it's the most difficult part of boxes), and a bit of trouble figuring one of the 3 vanishing points. I think this will come along with the same practice and intention you have used in this challenge.
It's okay to write down your own analysis, but try to either write it on the other side of the paper or on post-it notes to leave other box-enthusiasts a chance to give you their feedback!
Next Steps:
Move to lesson 2!
Thank you so much!
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