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11:44 PM, Saturday June 25th 2022
1. Lines
Superimposed Lines: Much wobbling on your first page, but the second is much better, but still has some wobbling and arcing present, good placement.
Ghosted Lines: Good placement, teeny bits of arcing.
Ghosted Planes: Slight arcing and even less wobbling, but it is present.
2. Ellipses
Table of Ellipses: Some overlapping as well as undershooting/overshooting your boundaries, a little wobbling, some more confidence would be beneficial for some of your ellipses, but most are what we are looking for here.
Ellipses in Planes: Same issues as as mentioned above.
Funnels: Misplacement of your ellipses here and there, same issues as mentioned above.
3. Boxes
Plotted Perspective: This exercise was completed correctly, nice outlining.
Rough Perspective: Mostly following the horizontal/vertical rule for your lines. Same issues with the lines themselves as mentioned above.
Rotated Boxes: Some issues with box rotation (https://d15v304a6xpq4b.cloudfront.net/lesson_images/d73eea49.jpg)
Good corner placement.Organic Perspective: Same issues mentioned above.
Next Steps:
As always, make sure to keep a warm-up habit.
250 boxes, here is your next foe.
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