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250 Box Challenge

12:28 AM, Wednesday May 8th 2024

challenge-250-boxes-revisited - Google Drive

challenge-250-boxes-revisited - Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lxMbzH2AxjizOT3mBIfz3xOne6nMhJF8?usp=sharing

I completed this challenge back in August of 2022, but never uploaded it because I was 2 cool 4 critique.

Now that I started the course over, I was advised to do 50 boxes instead of all 250 again. The above link goes to those 50 boxes, and the original ones can be found here.

Nowadays the box challenge is divided into three parts. I drew the first 10 boxes following the first part's rules, next 10 with the second part's rules, and the remaining 30 with the third part's.

Thanks in advance for the critique!

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5:15 PM, Friday May 17th 2024

hello, i'll be critiquing your homework

the boxes generally appear to get better as you went on,

there were some divergences but they appear less and less often as you moved on

a small thing i notice is that im not sure if you added line weight to the silhouette of each box, it's hard to tell

but mostly i think that you can move on

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10:30 AM, Sunday May 19th 2024

I didn't realize I should've done line weights... None of them have it x_x

5:08 PM, Thursday May 23rd 2024
edited at 5:09 PM, May 23rd 2024

it's alright, but be sure to include them in your warmups

edited at 5:09 PM, May 23rd 2024
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