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4:57 PM, Saturday April 8th 2023
Hello! Congratulations on completing your first lesson!
Lines: Your lines look great! They're confident and pretty accurate. There's not much wobbling or arching and you don't seem to be repeating your lines. Well done!
Ellipses: Your ellipses are alright. They're mostly kept within the bounds and touching each other. You do seem to have a bit of a problem keeping them within the bounds in the ellipses in planes assignment. I don't think it's a huge problem but you might want to keep an eye for that.
Boxes: Your boxes look good. You used the correction method correctly in the rough perspective assignment and drew through all the boxes. The rotated boxes problem went well considering it's a tricky exercise. I see some perspective mistakes in the organic perspective assignment, but that's okay because you have plenty of time to practice.
I think that's it. No need for any revisions as you have done the tasks correctly. If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
Next Steps:
Head onto the 250 Box Challenge. Good luck!
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