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10:06 AM, Wednesday February 23rd 2022

Thank you for bearing with my revision! Lily.

Now lets move on toward critiquing your work

Funnels.

The new funnels looks amazing. You're focusing on going through them only 2-3 times, No more no less. One thing that you could improve is the Alignment of ellipses. But this is a very common mistake students face , And it will get better with time.

Rough perspective.

Your new rough perspective looks a lot better than the previous one. you are following my instruction properly but don't forget Always extend your line only to hit the horizon line

Next Steps:

Although there's quite a few critique here and there.

I think your submission is great, And that you're ready for

250 Boxes challenge.

Don't forget to

  • Put the finished lesson into your warmup routine. (10-15 minute per day before starting drawing anything or drawabox.)

  • Practice on what i've critiqued on

May the box lord have mercy on our souls. Goodluck!

This community member feels the lesson should be marked as complete, and 4 others agree. The student has earned their completion badge for this lesson and should feel confident in moving onto the next lesson.
12:08 PM, Wednesday February 23rd 2022
edited at 4:05 AM, Feb 24th 2022

It's you who deserves to receive many thanks from me for your time and your effort to help me.

May Lord of Drawing bless you!

edited at 4:05 AM, Feb 24th 2022
4:05 AM, Thursday February 24th 2022

It's you who deserves to receive many thanks from me for your time and your effort to help me.

May Lord of Drawing bless you!

4:06 AM, Thursday February 24th 2022

It's you who deserves to receive many thanks from me for your time and your effort to help me.

May Lord of Drawing bless you!

4:07 AM, Thursday February 24th 2022

It's you who deserves to receive many thanks from me for your time and your effort to help me.

May Lord of Drawing bless you!

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