Howdy!

First off, give yourself a pat on the back for getting through lesson 1!

Second off, your lines and ellipses look good, but I noticed some of the ellipses aren’t drawn through the 2nd time, though most are. Some of your lines look confident, but still kind of curve.

I would make sure when doing warms ups to work on drawing through the ellipses the 2nd time and to spend some time on your ghosted planes, paying attention to using your whole arm and to make consistent, but confident marks. Otherwise, keep up the good work!

Hello! I'll do my best to review your work!

Lines: They're looking good, you have a healthy variety and they're confident and straight. Please keep that in mind to always be this meticulous about the marks you make as you progress. Keep practicing the ghosted lines in particular. As you do, your accuracy will increase and you can kind of feel that you have more control of when it stops.

Ellipses: These are looking good too. You can also ghost these before you put them down so you can work on your accuracy this way. I notice some of them arent touching the corners, please remember to practice these once in a while as they help you loosen up the fastest.

Boxes: I have more feedback on these, hold on tight haha

Rotated boxes: I think you did pretty well here actually. Its hard to turn the boxes more but I think you get the concept of it already, definitely keep practicing!

Rough perspective and Organic perspective: You must've had some trouble plotting down straight lines. A lot of these are kind of tilted and not straight, they are still confident lines tho so they work here. The key is to be confident when making these marks and you did keep to that! I can give you some tips to keep them even tho.

I remember I had trouble here because I stopped turning the pages to accommodate my hand. remember to angle your paper so its easier to make the boxes.

I also started practicing the ghosted lines and planes, but vertically and horizontally only, so I can practice plotting points that would make straighter lines. Sincxe my plotted point werent straight in the first place.

As your lines get smaller in length I find it difficult to use my shoulder, but what I do, is lock my wrist and keep practicing. Hence now most boxes, regardless of size have straighter lines. You have the confidence already, all you need is just a bit more practice.

I hope these helped in some way, you're on the right rack!