Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes
1:41 AM, Sunday September 18th 2022
Done in ballpoint.
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11:13 PM, Sunday September 25th 2022
Hi, I'll be giving you my feedback today
-superimposed lines
the only mistake I can see is your lines are a bit wobbly but over all your lines are really confident and hit the point with that
-ghosted lines
again I see that your lines are very confident that's more than great the only mistake I see is that some lines are arcing
-table of ellipses
from what I can see your ellipses are pretty snuggy and not going out of their bounds but again there seems to be some wobble in them
Next Steps:
I suggest going into the 250 boxes challenge and wish you good luck with completing it
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