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6:14 AM, Monday July 20th 2020
Lines
There are some Wobble in lines, but in general they are fine. You should always prioritize confidence, keep practicing these exercises as a warming up before any exercise in the lesson 2.
Ellipses
Some elipses overlap in elipse tables, burt in general are fine. Try using the ghosting method before everyone. Also on funnels the minor axis in some cases does not cut the ellipses in 2 simetrical halves. Then try to plan them befor draw them.
Boxes
In rotated boxes the edges of the boxes wich are further from the central box shoud be smaller in both axis (x and y). Anyway you will improve perspective in the box challenge.
Keep working hard. You are doing it well.
Next Steps:
Keep practicing some of these exercises as a warming up before any exercise in the lesson 2. It will help you to draw with more confidence.
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