Welcome back! Little note regarding that: you can feel free to submit your old box challenge, if you have it, though we will request an extra 50 boxes, done now, that more accurately reflect your current skill level. Before that, however, let me look at this submission.

Starting off, your superimposed lines look fantastic. They’re smooth, properly lined up at the start, and of a consistent trajectory. Your ghosted lines/planes look quite solid, also, though I notice some hesitation near their ends. Likely, you’re slowing down, as you’re approaching your end point, in an effort to not overshoot, but that’s unnecessary, particularly if it’s causing your line to wobble. More than accuracy, what we’re concerned with here is confidence, so.

Moving on to the ellipse section, the table of ellipses exercise looks solid. Your ellipses here are smooth, rounded, and properly drawn through (if a little lacking in variety – you haven’t, for instance, gone below 30 degrees). The ellipses in planes look great. Despite these more complicated frames, your ellipses here maintain their prior smoothness/roundness. Finally, the funnels are well done, also, and I appreciate the increase in degree. There’s the occasional misalignment, certainly, but it’s never too much, and something that’ll improve in time, anyway.

The plotted perspective exercise looks nice, though, given that it’s done using a ruler, the hatching lines should probably not go beyond the plane.

The rough perspective exercise shows some solid improvement throughout the set. More than that, I’m pleased to see so many unused points on the page! Your line quality is solid, and your convergences fairly good – of course, both will improve in time.

Good attempt at the rotated boxes exercise. It’s big, and the boxes are snug, if their rotation a little slight. There’s some problems near the back, also; mainly the flatness of the far planes, but also the diverging (rather than converging) nature of the depth lines of some of the boxes. Both are things we’ll work on in the box challenge, however, so no need to stress.

Speaking of boxes, the organic perspective exercise looks nice. The boxes themselves are fairly well constructed, and they also flow well as a result of their size, and foreshortening.