Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes
5:24 AM, Monday May 10th 2021
Sorry, I did not take a photo of Exercise 3 before using it for Exercise 5.
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6:15 PM, Monday May 10th 2021
Hello :)
I've looked at your homework twice
Your superimposed lines look right, and so do your ghosted lines.
Also your boxes, your plotted and rough perspective look right, meaning that I can see that you have understood the lesson.
The rotating boxes and organic perspective also look right. In the organic perspective excercise some of the boxes have minor issues but just minor so I dint think there will be a problem.
So I think you can go ahead and do the 250 boxes challenge.
kind regards
Cristina
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250 boxes challenge
8:10 PM, Monday May 10th 2021
Very well, thank you for reviewing my work!
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