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3:15 AM, Saturday December 23rd 2023
Superimposed lines: Looking pretty good, nothing to say here.
Ghosted lines: Try more confident strokes, your lines are minorly wobbly which'll improve with time.
Ellipses in planes: Again, try to be more confident with your strokes, some of the ellipses don't quite reach.
Tables of ellipses: Remember to draw ellipses two times around!
Funnels: Also remember to draw ellipses two times around.
Rough perspective: Looks good.
Organic perspective: Try to have a more gradual decrease in size of boxes, don't try to draw super small boxes.
Overall, pretty good, I think you could use some redo on some of the exercises, but you're doing pretty well so far. I think it's cool that you wrote down what you used on the funnels exercise! Good job, you'll definitely get better!
Next Steps:
Redo 1 table of ellipses, and 1 funnel.
7:37 PM, Saturday December 23rd 2023
Thank you for your feedback
12:30 AM, Sunday December 24th 2023
These look better, just make sure to do two complete rotations. good job!
Next Steps:
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PureRef
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