250 Box Challenge

1:06 AM, Sunday July 31st 2022

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Finally , it's done It took me almost a month to finish this challenge .

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12:13 AM, Monday August 1st 2022

Congratulations !

I really liked your approach to varying the box shapes and dimensions without hindering your line qualities.

Your lines are very smooth and accurate on overall 250 boxes. You did a pretty good job on that.

Maybe one little suggestion that I might give you is ;

Try not to go exaggerated angles on your "Y" . Stick with a 90-degree angle at first to solid grasp on the basic box shape and try to maintain your focus on 4 sets of 3 parallel lines. (especially focus on back corners) That makes your life easier by minimizing the dramatic foreshortening in your converging lines.

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1:35 PM, Tuesday August 2nd 2022

Thank you for taking the time I really appreciate it.

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