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10:44 AM, Sunday May 15th 2022

Hello SKOL from what I can see your progress is great and you understand the concepts of these lessons you even started to do harder variations of the organic perspective the only thing I see worth improving is elipses I recommend drawing them away from your body and relaxing your grip as you draw them I find this helps me alot and good luck in the coming lessons man they are alot more fun than lesson one and the 250 boxes challenge .

5:31 PM, Sunday May 15th 2022

Hi PERSONMAN,Thank you for feedback. I am 35 boxes in on the 250 box challenge. There's a lot to learn in such a simple exercise.

Regarding the ellipses, I appreciate the tip on direction of drawing. I didn't notice before how my hand blocked a bit more of the course my pen would take. I made a dozen or so ellipses with the pen drawing away from the body and feel it is an improved method since the result is cleaner - more tight and controled.

I'm looking forwards to developing furhter and learning more from this community.

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