250 Cylinder Challenge
8:04 PM, Tuesday October 1st 2024
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6:08 AM, Saturday October 19th 2024
Hi. When cylinders are closer to the eye, the front ellipse appears more narrow. I noticed some of your cylinders have front and back ellipses that are the same in width. While you did do good with this on some of them, I would suggest working on making front ellipses more narrow for future reference (major axis being longer than minor axis as the ellipse gets closer).
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