Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes
10:40 AM, Tuesday May 19th 2020
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3:46 PM, Tuesday May 19th 2020
Hi,
Overall I would say you did okay, I really liked your ellipses, however you do need to improve on drawing straight lines and attempt to use foreshortening. . For the organic perspective exercise, most of the lines are going parallel or even diverging out. I would say have one more attempt and then move on to 250 box challenge.
Next Steps:
2 filled pages of the Organic Box exercise.
1:14 PM, Friday May 22nd 2020
Hi,
Thank you for the critique. I have done the work as asked.
Here is the link to my second attempt at the organic perspective exercise, https://imgur.com/a/Igvai5v
8:16 AM, Sunday May 24th 2020
Hi,
Well done, I can see the improvement! I would recommend proceeding with 250 box challenge.
Take note that I'm not an official marker for you to receive a badge of lesson 1, so you might want to join discord chat to ask people for additional feedback.
Next Steps:
250 Box challenge
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