Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes

10:36 AM, Tuesday June 16th 2020

Homework - Album on Imgur

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Hurray - Ive managed to upload my homework at the umpteenth time of trying ... being a 60 ear old technophobe is not easy

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12:04 PM, Tuesday June 16th 2020
edited at 2:56 PM, Jun 16th 2020

Hello, I've also recently completed my first lesson here. Now I am to review your work as drawabox also recommends I do that. If you could also review my work, that would be great! https://drawabox.com/community/submission/WUGDDX26

I don't have any critiques really, I believe you've followed the instructions and managed to do the exercises at the best of your capability. The only thing I'd recommend is to not correct your ellipses as much as you did. Other than that: keep it up!

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If you haven't already, do the 250 box challenge!

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edited at 2:56 PM, Jun 16th 2020
7:16 PM, Tuesday June 16th 2020

Thank you - i,ll have a look at yours

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3:03 PM, Wednesday June 17th 2020

Great work overall.

Only few additional critiques:

On Rotated Boxes: You fell into the mistake "Not actually rotating" on some of the edges, be careful of that.

On Organic Perspective: Some spacing between boxes is inconsistent.

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