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7:31 PM, Saturday May 30th 2020
Hey Lebobbe
Your lines in the rough perspective got a bit more wobbly than before where you concentrated on one line only.
Your rotated boxes look really nice!
And then in the plotted perspective at the end it looks a bit rushed, so I guess you will learn a lot by doing the 250 Box Challenge.
Cheers!
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250 Box Challenge
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