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1:16 AM, Thursday December 30th 2021

Looks like you rushed through a lot of it. Take your time.

The lines look better.

When drawing ellipses ghost them where you want to place them until confident with the motion then speedily execute the ellipse. From your ellipses it looks like you are favoring confidence and drawing the ellipses slowly. The ellipses are also not drawn through.

For plotted perspective you should be using a ruler or straight edge. Pretty much anything ruler like. The boxes should be drawn through.

Take a blank page and draw random sized ellipses, focus on fast motion and free flowing. ghost random ellipses, then draw them in a fast motion. Don't try and make them accurate, commit to the circular motion when you draw them. Focus on speed and commitment to the motion. Dont try and correct the motion, or go slow. Confident fast motion.

For the rotated boxes, Copy the video lesson, line for line.

Plot al lines, I will ask for more revision

1 page rotated boxes (coppy the video lesson, line for line, plot all lines)

1 page ellipses

1 page free flowing ellipses

Good luck

Next Steps:

1 page rotated boxes (coppy the video lesson, line for line, plot all lines)

1 page free flowing ellipses (as described above)

1 page ellipses(draw through them)

When finished, reply to this critique with your revisions.
2:50 PM, Thursday March 3rd 2022

https://imgur.com/a/EOJUwwC

didn't understand de last one but here it is, I tried to make it spheric and rotated I read it many times but I don't understand at all ;;

9:07 AM, Thursday March 17th 2022

Sorry for the late reply, you drew over lines in the rotated boxes exercise. Try and get a fine liner. Plot your lines ghost them and then execute them in fast motion. With a lot of confidence.

Try and copy the rotated boxes video line for line to get a feel of the rotation. For ellipses, focus again on confidence.

Honestly try and work on this but move on. And dont rush take your time.

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250 box challenge

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