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10:57 AM, Saturday June 19th 2021
Good job, but why didn't you add line weight to the silhouette? You lost a great opportunity to gain muscle memory and make your boxes more solid.
while there is still some degree of divergence in the latter boxes you are clearly much more aware of those vanishing points now at the end of the challenge.
Another problem is size, how can you draw from your shoulder when your boxes are so small? They should cover the whole page as stated in the lesson content.
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Good job, but try to work bigger
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