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6:40 PM, Thursday April 1st 2021

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After doing these again, I see what you mean, loud and clear. The things I personally noticed were the fact that I tend to rush my ghosting, and that ghosting between two set points seems difficult for me. In conclusion, more ghosting. I might not be in the best place to talk, but I feel like I at the very least can tell if my perspective is off, and oh boy, it is veery off on a lot of these. I feel like these are things that can only be fixed by practicing the techniques which I'll definitely try to do in the 250 box challenge and the warmups.

Side note: It appears I should prohibit myself from doing these exercises after 7.30 pm or so for learning's sake. :)

6:02 PM, Friday April 2nd 2021

This is much better. The lines on some of the rough perspective boxes are a bit wobbly, but you'll get lots of practice during the 250 box challenge. Also, don't worry too much about the perspective being off. It's expected at this point. You'll be much better after you draw 250 boxes. Keep up the good work.

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Move on to the 250 box challenge.

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