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Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes

12:17 PM, Friday November 22nd 2024

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5:58 PM, Sunday November 24th 2024

Good work. Line work is very clear. I think the perspective lines on rough perspective should be a different colour than what you used for the boxes to make it more distinct.

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5:36 PM, Tuesday November 26th 2024

Thank you very much for your critique, RobotAlien80s. I agree with you on the perspective lines' colour, I used a grey, which turned out to be not too different from the black lines of the boxes... I'll keep it in mind for the 250-box challenge when I get there ...

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