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12:35 AM, Monday October 4th 2021
edited at 12:35 AM, Oct 4th 2021

Hello, welcome back!

Your rotated boxes looks good. You have already done the corners like I said and are now ready to move on to the 250 boxes challenges.

I want to apologise for not reviewing your work sooner. I'm happy that you were able to come back after all these months though, thank you for sending the revisions.

Next Steps:

Move on to the 250 boxes challenge. Remember to do regular warmups, apply the 50/50 rule, and take as much time as you need. if you need any help you can ask the community here on in the discord.

This community member feels the lesson should be marked as complete, and 2 others agree. The student has earned their completion badge for this lesson and should feel confident in moving onto the next lesson.
edited at 12:35 AM, Oct 4th 2021
9:23 AM, Monday October 4th 2021
edited at 5:33 AM, Oct 7th 2021

It's all good man! I was a bit busy with school as well, so I decided put drawabox on hold for a bit. I'm back now though, thanks man!

edited at 5:33 AM, Oct 7th 2021
1:30 AM, Tuesday October 5th 2021
edited at 1:32 AM, Oct 5th 2021

No problem. Good luck on your art journey!

edited at 1:32 AM, Oct 5th 2021
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