2:55 PM, Wednesday August 19th 2020
Thanks for the review. Your advice really helps. Here is redrawn Rotated Boxes http://imgur.com/a/r5CzqRo
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11:34 AM, Thursday August 20th 2020
Heya! Gald to know my advice helped(I'm pretty new to critique in general)!
It's definitely easier for me to see this time around, and looking at it, it looks like you understand the point of the exercise, which is seeing how boxes rotate in space and how they relate to each other. Well done!
Next Steps:
250 Boxes Challenge
You're clear to move on to the 250 Boxes Challenge, which will give you more practice with perspective, and train your eyes to see your mistakes more clearly.
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