Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes
2:31 PM, Sunday March 29th 2020
Hi!
Any feedback appreciated, thanks in advance!
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3:57 AM, Monday March 30th 2020
The lines feel a bit wobbly, other than that it looks pretty good and your curves look great as well.
12:51 PM, Monday March 30th 2020
Thanks, I agree, I'll try to work on my lines
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10:43 AM, Tuesday March 31st 2020
Your elipsis are good and seem confident and the lines you executed in your boxex exercises are well planned and done.
Your rotated box is really well done
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250 box challeng! Off you go lad!
i'd recommend you to critique some lesson 1 submissions so you can compare and notice maybe some things that you are doing well and some that you aren't.
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9:41 AM, Monday March 30th 2020
Yeah I think the same as DoodlesofDishonour, I saw a cube in the Organic Perspective that have perfect lines, they were not accurate but the line feels consistent and it's much better. I think you can improve much more if you try pratice those kinda of line!
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