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8:28 AM, Sunday May 24th 2020
Hi,
Boxes' edges are mostly parallel to the horizontal and vertical lines, which is good, however your convergence lines should be stopping once they reach the horizontal line, without extending above it. It doesn't matter if they hit the convergence point or not, the goal of this exercise is to see how accurate your estimation was.
I would recommend doing one more page of plotted perspective.
1:46 PM, Sunday May 24th 2020
Thanks Rokas for your review.
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