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8:20 PM, Wednesday May 1st 2024
My honest feedback to your homework:
Lines:
They look slightly arched to me. https://drawabox.com/lesson/1/ghostedlines/arc
Your lines are smooth and without hesitation.
Ellipses:
Your ellipses are very cool, I just noticed a slight misalignment in the funnel exercise, but you made a mistake trying to get it right.
Boxes:
I noticed your difficulty in doing them freehand. Despite this, you did well applying the concepts learned so far (you will notice a big improvement during the 250 boxes challenge).
You did a great job. Proceed with the DAB, just don't forget to redo some of the exercises from this lesson as a warm-up before you start drawing (and be sure to apply the 50% rule to your routine).
Next Steps:
250 boxes challenge.
Don't give up and go ahead!!!
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