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.
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
https://imgur.com/a/drawabox-J9U00Rb I filled in the gaps
perfect, you can now move on on the 250 box challenges congrats !
Next Steps:
250 boxes challenges, do lesson 1 exercices as a warm up for 10-15 minutes.
Letsss goooo
https://imgur.com/a/MYuIad6 sorry to bother u. But I was just wondering if I'm doing the first 50 correctly. I didn't want to get to the next 25 and then have to to it over.
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