Your lines are nice and confident. Remember you are supposed to go 2 times through your ellipses, you seem overdo it. Maybe you should try ellipses as warm-ups, complete the empty spaces you have left in those pages. Don't forget to ghost through them as well.
I believe your work is overall good and it is fine to move forward.
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Hey thanks a lot Owtu
surely i will do it again ellipses practise and will fil the empty spaces
lines are wobble free and confident. but you seem to overshoot points often. seems to me maybe you could try to slow down your stroke a tiny bit and maybe ghost a couple more times to help better hit your target.
I just finished lesson 1 as well so no expert.
Yow pal! Your lines looks like have a confident and nice look, although in the superimposed lines, sometimes the start point of the line has some feathering and inconsistent look, be careful to point your pen first to the start point. Your ellipses needs to go through 2 or 3 times, but 2 is enough. Don't also forget to use ghosting method, this method will be your companion for your homeworks and exercises. And in the organic pers, avoid the dramatic foreshortening as much as you can. Those are the mistakes I'd found out, but overall, GOOD!
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