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Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes

4:46 AM, Monday January 3rd 2022

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Hello! After four days of work I finally finished lesson one's homework. Of the exercises I've completed so far, Organic Perspective, Rough Perspective, and the Rotated Cubes assignments were the hardest for me. It was difficult, but very satisfying to be able to be able to look back on once I finished drawing. I completed these pages using a ballpoint ink pen, as I didn't have a fine-liner handy. However, I do plan to go back and complete these assignments with the recommended materials once I am able to purchase them. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated :)

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9:25 AM, Tuesday January 4th 2022

wow, impressive bro, keep it up.

it's really great but your rotated boxes doesn't looks spherical it okay tho, it'll improve through constant practice and taking on the 250 box challenge.

I'd also like you to drop your critics on my assignments, good luck bro.

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2:20 PM, Tuesday January 4th 2022
edited at 2:23 PM, Jan 4th 2022

thank you!! Yeah, Rotated Boxes kicked my butt lol. I have no doubt starting the 250 box challenge will help me with that :D I'll be sure to give you some critiques when the time comes, too!!

edited at 2:23 PM, Jan 4th 2022
4:46 PM, Tuesday January 4th 2022

okay, I'll be waiting. thanks

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