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6:41 PM, Thursday June 24th 2021

Hi Uncomfortable,

I think that now I get it, I need to have the foreshortening, I was thinking that because the vanish point was so far that the conversion should be minimal and the lines has to be parallel to each other.

But I had a lot trouble to get the lines going to the vanish point, I could do one side ok, but the othes was not so great.

I did another 10 boxes, let me know if it is better and is I should do more boxes to improve .

https://imgur.com/a/ZYtBtdY

Thanks very much for all your help.

JT

2:06 AM, Friday June 25th 2021

That is certainly moving in the right direction now, though there's still plenty of room to practice getting all your lines to converge with one another more consistently. Be sure to incorporate this exercise of drawing freely rotated boxes and checking their line extensions as a part of your warmup rotation.

Scylla will come by in a moment to mark this challenge as complete.

2:07 AM, Friday June 25th 2021

I'm marking this challenge as complete.

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Move onto Lesson 2.

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