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12:17 PM, Saturday April 12th 2025

Hi,I'm Jojoffrey and i will give you feedback for you. Firstly, congratulation for finishing lesson 1 on DrawABox !

Before giving you feedback i will point to change your medium with print paper. Sketchbook can have bending page that can distort your line or in your case having ring that can get in your way for drawing.

For the Line homework :

  • For the superimposed line, i find your line wobble a little, having a lot a curving. Remember,

Confidence over accuracy, always.

  • For the ghosted line, i find your line curved a little, you must use your whole arm so moving with your shoulder. The line must be straight.

  • For the ghosted plane, i see you applied the ghosted line into account, that's good.

For the Ellipse homework:

  • For the table of ellipse, i think you've misinterpret the exercice. The Ellipse must touch the square grid where it sit on. In your case sometime it touch the square but over time

it's just random shape of ellipse in the square space.I recommand to redo the exercice while rereading/rewatching the course.

  • For the ellipses in plane, overall i think it's good.

  • For the Funnel,some of your ellipse dont touche the side.Another thing is you add a ellipse outside of the funnel, try to put the ellipse in the range of the funnel.Some

of your ellipse lack centering in the axis too.

For the Box homework:

  • For the plotted perspective, firstly use diagonal hash(that's a subjection, no need to apply, but it's better to have hash that is easy to understand :))

You forgot the fourth edge in your box, you must apply it, even if it's not vertical.

  • For the rough perspective, you forgot to use a ruler and trace a line with a different color to demonstrate how you follow the VP.

Some of your back box are not rectangular,again i find your line wobble a little here or arching.

  • For the rotated box, your forgot some box in the top corner,those can be harder.I find the shape of some of your box

dont allign well with the other box.

  • For the organic perspective, i see some box are divergent or parallele.You must draw all the 3 edge of the Y and not hide behind a box,

that can conclude into wrong box. And trace all the edge visible, even if it's hidden by a box.

Next Steps:

I suggest you to remade one page of table of ellipse exercice while watching clearly the content and trace the line in red color(most common in the homework) the line extension in the rough perspective exercice.Again if your unsure,rewatch the video.

When finished, reply to this critique with your revisions.
11:53 PM, Tuesday April 15th 2025

I have done revisions and did another table of elipses

11:58 PM, Tuesday April 15th 2025

https://imgur.com/a/drawabox-J9U00Rb I've added the revisions to bottom of the page

8:21 AM, Wednesday April 16th 2025

I've find it a little more better than the first table of ellipse you did but you forgot to add little ellipse trough the gaps. I want you to make sure you know the exercice so add little ellipse trough the gap. After that i think you can move on on the 250 box challenges.

Next Steps:

add little ellipse on the table of ellipse. Rewatch the lesson if necessary.

When finished, reply to this critique with your revisions.
8:36 AM, Wednesday April 16th 2025

Awesome jojoffrey thank you. I'll add little elipses after work today. I'm looking forward to progressing and thank you for your fast response

7:11 AM, Thursday April 17th 2025
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