Also for the 250 box challenge I'm currently doing it digitally because of not wanting to use 50 pages of paper. I know it's against the rules but I'm not cheating and trust me you can tell in some of these boxes.. Would it still be ok for me to upload the final 50 digital pages (A4 size) for critique or should I just upload them to the reddit and call it a day?
You cannot submit any digital drawings for offical critiques as far as I know. It has to be done on paper with a fineliner. If you are worried about cost just pick up a ream of copy paper or printer paper which works great for all of these lessons and is preferable to sketchbooks or fancy paper and should only cost a few dollars.
No worries. Can I continue on to lesson 2 after I've finished. Even if I don't submit the 250 boxes for official critique? Or is it counted as a lesson?
The 250 box challenge is a mandatory prerequisite for lesson 2, and you are required to complete it prior to moving on.
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