Hey Bay!
Great work on lesson 1. I also just finished up lesson 1 so I'm right there with you.
I want to start with saying your lines in your first handful of assignments look nice, sharp, and confident.
With your linework in a relatively nice place, I think we can look at your perspective a bit.
Next Steps:
I noticed in your Rotated Boxes assignment, that the boxes don't have a lot of depth. This probably made it a bit harder to get the most out of this assignment. Consider doing an extra quadrant of this exercise to really flex those perspective skills!
Hey !
Thanks bro. I hope I will improve my perspective techniques with the next lessons. I know I have a lot to do in this field
thanks a lot
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