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7:02 PM, Sunday March 14th 2021
On the rough persective exercise, the lines need to remain parallel to the horizon, of which some of yours veer off slightly. Also on the rotated boxes exercise the neighbouring edges of the boxes need to follow each other, which you have mostly done but errors are present here and there.
Next Steps:
Move on to the 250 box challenge. Make sure to include some practices in these exercises (eg. ghosting, ellipses in tables, box construction, etc.) when you do warm up drawings before each Drawabox sesson.
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