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10:22 PM, Wednesday September 2nd 2020

While it is indeed an interesting experiment, this is actually incorrect. As mentioned in the instructions, the "boxes" we're rotating around aren't actually boxes. They're rectangular frustums - basically like a pyramid with the pointy bit lopped off. This is so they can fit together more closely, whereas in your renders they've got significantly larger gaps between them, and those gaps do not remain consistent as we look farther back. The vertical arrangement of boxes also don't appear to be rotating relative to one another.

10:27 PM, Wednesday September 2nd 2020

oh so the shape is as per the lesson, i later realised that i used a 50mm lens so the depth is a little crushed giving it a boxy look. I might redo it with greater perspective to make it look more like how most people actually draw it. sorry for causing the confusion, this was one of those 3am coffee ideas so it's a little

10:36 PM, Wednesday September 2nd 2020

unfinished.

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