Thanks for the thoughtful reply! Not only is this helpful for knowing where I stand on the coursework, it's also useful for understanding how I should help critique others.
As for the revisions, it took a couple days and a couple pages, but I think this is the best I've got.
Hi there!
Good job with the revision!!
The ellipses now mostly align to the minor axis ( much better than last try) but practice smooth ellipses in your warmups from now on and make sure to review your critique while doing so.
Nevertheless I think you are now clear to proceed to 250 box challenge!!
Keep up the good work and good luck!
Next Steps:
Proceed to 250 box challenge!!!
Remember to do warm up exercises of lesson 1 during the 250 box challenge!!
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