Hi Neoblazealex,
I've checked your submission,
Okay, so it looks like you really learned from this challenge. Your confidence and size gets better, your convergence also it's getting better, and I really like your hatching.
Though, I spotted that you are sometimes having trouble with the back corner, so here is a little thing for you to check it out:
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/725744395718230146/725745452691095643/How_draw_a_box.png
Try to apply it when you warm up doing boxes!
Some times your line weight it's not that subtle, If you miss a line weight just let it be, because if you try to make it better with another line, it end ups calling too much atention.
Overall, you did a great job, it really shows that you've undestood what the challenge it's about.
I'm gonna mark this challenge as completed, keep it up!
Next Steps:
Move onto lesson 2!
Hi Weijak,
I'll add some boxes in my warm-ups and be aware of those corners.
Thank you so much!
My pleasure!
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