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6:10 PM, Monday July 27th 2020

Congrats on finishing the challenge! I think you've improved a lot!

In the future please try to upload your work in chronological order, it makes it easier to critique. Thanks!

Good job drawing boxes with a variety of angles and shapes. You could draw your boxes a little bigger.

This ordering can help you improve your inner corner: https://imgur.com/FGdtVwm and this diagram https://i.imgur.com/8PqQLE0.png It looks like you are starting to get the hang of it anyway.

Make sure you aren't drawing any parallel lines. Also, if the VP is very far away make sure that none of the lines converge too quickly. Take into consideration all the lines you've placed and the VP they're approaching before you place another one down.

Lastly, you're hatching lines look great! Keep it up

Next Steps:

Lesson 2 next! Good luck!

This exercise can now be a part of your regular warmups.

guide to critiquing this challenge -> https://pastebin.com/dbjR9MFj

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.
3:04 PM, Sunday October 18th 2020

Hello, thank you for taking the time to reply!

I took a break from drawabox over the summer but i'm starting to get into it again.

I think this might just give me the push I need.

Thank you!

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