Does anyone have a video of a full L7 construction?

4:52 PM, Thursday September 7th 2023

On Lesson 7, and I'm tripped up by all of these demos being incomplete - all of them just show a final construction, or a construction plus one single orthographic plan - and I don't have a good enough grasp on the lesson materials yet to put those puzzle pieces together in my head. Does anyone have a video of someone doing both orthographic plans, plus the final construction step-by-step?

I would just plow through with it and get feedback on how to do it properly before doing the whole thing from scratch (like I have with every other lesson), but I can't even get enough of a foothold to do that.

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8:43 AM, Friday September 8th 2023

For now I have a written guide for how to do lesson 7 which is here https://drawabox.com/community/submission/EKYD69DA

I'll be adding a video of me doing a construction by the end of tomorrow which will just be showing me following the steps I've outlined to make it more clear if there is some confusion.

9:13 PM, Friday September 15th 2023

Thank you so much for sharing it

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