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250 Box Challenge

6:33 AM, Wednesday June 23rd 2021

250 box challenge - Google Drive

250 box challenge - Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CvlqLWS6YNqZzWbHsUBX-jk6mw81jyfH?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CvlqLWS6YNqZzWbHsUBX-jk6mw81jyfH?usp=sharing

Hello, this is my 2nd submission since the first one was attached with an Imgur link that has shuffled pictures inside. I only noticed this error today, but I finished the challenge on June 9, 2021.

Overall, this was definitely a tedious and difficult process but well worth it. I had two problems during the process but I more or less resolved them. The first was adding the back corner of the box and the second was adding the outline of the box. I could see both problems gradually fade away but the second one still sticks out until today. When I superimpose my lines, it tends to go in the opposite direction of where I intended it to be (even with ghosting), so my boxes look like they have lines sticking out. Though I believe that it will look cleaner over time with practice :D

I appreciate your time and effort to critique my work and I will gladly take advice!

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