Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes
2:06 PM, Monday December 26th 2022
Don’t mind the other post, this is the full one
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3:21 PM, Tuesday December 27th 2022
Lines: there's still a bit of wobbliness, I think it's not too bad, just need to be more confident.
ellipses: I think this don't look too bad either, just need to be more confident, and for the tables of ellipses exercise try make them spaced as tightly as you can.
boxes: overall I think its pretty good, I see that you get the rotated boxes wrong on the first try and did another one which is way better, that's good, but a few pointer about the box in general try to pay attention to the line that goes to the back, make sure they are converging consistently and not diverging
But overall I think you did pretty well.
Next Steps:
I think you're ready to move on to the 250 boxes challenge, cheers!
11:20 PM, Tuesday December 27th 2022
Thank you for the feedback! At the last part, the box one, when I was doing the big box I was kinda tired and wanted to finish it quickly. So that why the box kinda diverging.
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