9:15 PM, Thursday February 20th 2020
Here is the work:
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10:07 PM, Thursday February 20th 2020
Well done! There’s still the occasional wobbly line, and I’m not 100% sure what’s going on with your ellipses in planes (why’s there 4 of them per plane, ahaha), but this is a massive improvement over the previous submission. Consider this lesson complete~
Next Steps:
250 Box Challenge xD
10:55 PM, Thursday February 20th 2020
My bad lol. Not sure why I did 4 circles per plane. Odd part is that I did the bottom row properly. Part of me is a little annoyed because I didn't follow the instructions to a T as I was instructed to. Didn't even notice honestly until you pointed it out.
Thanks for all your help BenJ.
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