I've tried to incorporate what you've said, im sorry I keep sending these updates I really just don't want to get to the end of it and then have to do 750 cylinders, i still feel i'm struggling a lot with aligning ellipses with larger degrees on the minor axes, and i've been ghosting the side lines, it also took 1 hour 9 minutes and I did a 15 minute warm up before starting: https://imgur.com/a/bfEhylB, thanks!
These are definitely looking much better. I get that you're afraid about me assigning you another 250, but that is probably not going to happen. It's not a random, arbitrary choice that I made, and it is not something I generally do all that often. As long as you're actively putting the effort and time into each and every cylinder, then you'll be fine.
I've finished the 150 non-boxed cylinders https://imgur.com/a/JvbJTna, i feel i really struggled with getting the tightness down in larger ellipses and alligning them to the minor axis. Sorry I scribbled some of the cylinders out, i just got really frustrated about them and how I didn't really take my time on them. Near the end I was still puting around 1 hour into 15 cylinders but I still felt they weren't getting good enough, I feel near 130-150 I rushed them as it was near the end of the 150. Are these ok?
They're looking fine. I'm obviously not going to give you a full critique here, as you were requested to complete the whole thing, and I hope you won't be submitting again until the whole thing is complete - but for the sake of your reassurance, they're fine.
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