Line up the bottoms of your boxes with the same direction as the horizon line. Focus on how your boxes rotate as you ghost your lines before you put down a mark.
Next Steps:
If at first you don't succeed, try again.
Thanks for still keeping up with me lol, hopefully this gets through.
Your practice and patience have paid off! Your linework has become a lot more smooth and you seem to have a good grasp on the exercises for Lesson 1. Excellent!
Keep going forward, with what you've learned here in mind.
Next Steps:
Onwards to your 250 box challenge!
Thank you :)
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