It’s a little bit of a problem, since what we look at aren’t the individual pages, but whether there’s a trend of improvement throughout the set. Nonetheless, it seems like most of them are in order, so I won’t complain. I’d definitely have preferred imgur to pdfhost, though. Anyway, hi, I’ll be looking through this~

The first thing I notice is that your boxes are quite small. The reason the 5-6 boxes per page rule exists is because it allows for large boxes- large boxes are not only more difficult, but they also give you plenty of space to think about your problems. Another thing I notice is that you’ll occasionally cross boxes out. This is not recommended. There’s plenty to learn from your mistakes, in fact, that’s where most of the learning happens. As for the good news, your boxes improve considerably throughout the set! There were a lot of obvious divergences at the start, but they’re nowhere to be seen by the end of the challenge. The inner lines, too, are quite good, though certainly not perfect. Finally, the line-work improves quite a bit, as well. One thing I will mention is that the boxes are fairly same-y. This is as a result of the inner angles being similar to each other. It would’ve been nice to experiment some more in that regard, but I’ll trust you to do that in your own time, as you continue to practice these concepts as a part of your warmups.

Congrats on completing this challenge, and consider it marked as complete.