250 Box Challenge
2:17 PM, Friday May 21st 2021
I want to cry
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12:43 PM, Monday July 22nd 2024
Hi, I’m Qrious K and I’ll be critiquing your work.
Pages 1-10
You have a strong start. Many of the lines begin to converge, while some groups do not. I also see a variety of boxes, which is also good.
Pages 11-21
There are more convergences as you draw more boxes. The use of dynamic perspectives creates greater variety.
Pages 22-27
Some of the boxes on page 25 become too dynamic, with a view appearing to be triangular prisms. That said, the rest look fine and hit most of their marks.
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