Superimposed lines are good. Only fraying on one end. The shorter one have good accuracy and confidence.
Ghosted lines, i can see curves and arching on the lines. This could happen if you are not using your shoulder or not being confident in general. Other than that they are great.
Ghosted planes. Again, curves and arching stemming from ghosted lines. There are also overshooting in there. To practice, try to have and end goal, draw line to line with intention to not overshoot.
Table of ellipses are solid. Most of these are within the frame of the box and are tightly spaced between each ellipses. You tried your best to fill in the leftover gaps with smaller ellipses while staying consistent with the goal. Good job.
Ellipses in planes. You fill in the planes with ellipses pretty well. Some are overshooting the boundary but i think they overall looks good. The lines you made are confident and accurate.
Funnels, some ellipses in funnels have tilted, not aligning up with the normal axis. Ellipses overlap and doesnt touch the top and bottom side of the funnels. They are good but need a little refining.
Plotted perspective. Other than some boxes being distorted due to going beyond the vp radius. They look good.
Rough perspective. I noticed the horizontal lines of this exercise is arching more than the ghosted lines, ghost your line until you are certain that you have it under control. And also, in this exercise width lines should be parallel to horizon and height lines perpendicular to horizon. But judging your extended lines towards the vp. I think they are all great. You did a great job.
Rotated boxes. I can spot the back plane of the boxes are not rotated correlated to the front plane of the boxes. They are also very long. The corner boxes have slanted / wonky back planes due to being rather elevated than the middle cross boxes. And some of the corner boxes' back plane have too much of spacing with other boxes' back plane, so it looks like they are more elevated / separate. Here is a reference on drawing rotated boxes.
Organic perspective. I can really sense the depth of the boxes in this one. You made your boxes really well in terms of depth of the 3d space. But some boxes have their vp lines not match up towards the initial y's vp, making them break the illusion.
I hope this wasnt harsh and take my critique with a grain of salt. and excuse my grammatical errors, english isnt my native language. Good luck on 250 boxes challenge !
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Thanks, hopefully i will get it mark as completed
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