1. Line extension
Line extension seems good enough overall
2. Divergence & Parallel lines
119 seems a bit parallel
3. Hatching
Hatching is a bit faint in some of the boxes
4. Lineweight
Overall lineweight is good enough
5. Wobbly & Repeating lines
Overall lines seem confident
6. Similar orientations
There's good ammount of variations
7. Inner corner
Most of the corners are maintained (despite some unevitable errors on the placement)
Overall you've grasped the concept & goal of the challenge.
Next Steps:
You can move onto lesson 2. Make sure to do these boxes as part of your routine exercise as well the lesson 1 stuff.
Thank you very much for your feedback!
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