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9:22 AM, Thursday April 30th 2020

There isn't much variation in the angle of viewing your boxes, page 4 has the nicest variation of all your pages. If you have trouble thinking of angles you can play around with this. In addition, it's suggested to draw bigger boxes, usually 4 or 5 boxes per page, you can focus on the individual box better that way.

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I suggest drawing 10 more boxes, with 4-5 boxes per page and trying some alternate perspectives to get the most out of this challenge. Good luck!

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4:05 AM, Sunday May 3rd 2020

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