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10:54 PM, Thursday June 18th 2020

Hello! I'm no expert but I wanted to add something I think would help you. I'd suggest varying the shape and angle of the boxes that you draw to challenge yourself further. I'd especially suggest rotating the boxes to a more extreme angle and drawing them like that. Most of the boxes you drew look pretty similar (looking down on a cube-like box). Hope that helps. Congrats on finishing the challenge :)

11:15 PM, Monday October 12th 2020

hey Frog! Thank you for this feedback!

I definitely felt that i was doing similar POV's of the boxes, although since i rotated the page a lot it felt as though i was drawing from different angles as i didn't always start with the page at the same angle, am i approaching that incorrectly?

I definitely will try and vary the angle of the lines themselves too, much appreciated :)

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