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My 250 cylinder challenge!

1:34 PM, Friday February 26th 2021

250 Cylinders - done 24th Feb 2021 - Album on Imgur

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I finished lesson 5 in the middle of October and since then have been taking a very long break from drawabox until very recently when i decided to get back into it and do the 250 cylinder challenge which will allow me to move onto lesson 6 and seven.

Overall, I'm not really sure what to think myself. It was only until the last dozen or so cylinders that i picked up on a few tricks to help me when im doing them. Im not overly happy, but not overly disappointed in myself either! As every little bit of practive will help me get better at drawing.

It would be really nice to hear what you/other people have to say about it!

Thanks in advance~

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