7:19 AM, Thursday April 30th 2020
Thanks!
I find the dramatic foreshortening really fun so that's probably why I did that.
Much appreciated.
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3:11 AM, Sunday May 10th 2020
Hello, Aero! I critiqued your lesson 1 submission few month ago. I'm so sorry, I didn't see that you've sent me revisions!
Regardless, I agree with Coffeemmm. This work is solid: line weight and convergence checking are proper. You have improved so much, keep that up!
1:54 AM, Sunday May 17th 2020
No worries Konstantin!
Thanks for checking :)
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