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5:49 PM, Thursday May 23rd 2024

things you did right:

  • varying the boxes that you draw

  • using the ghosting method

  • estimating the convergence generally got better as you went on

  • a bit of line wight added to the silhouette of the boxes (more so on 150-250)

not many mistakes and the ones that happened early on deminished as you moved through the challenge

i think you can move onto lesson 2

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8:39 PM, Saturday May 25th 2024

Thanks!

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