10:35 PM, Monday February 6th 2023
Thank you for the time to critique my work. Here are the 245 to 250 boxes.
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12:40 AM, Tuesday February 7th 2023
All right then, now that we have all of our boxes I can mark your lesson as complete. Make sure to keep exercising your perspective, boxes in 3d are a fundamental tool of this course, and for understanding how to represent space in general really. In fact, as you will see, there will be another box related exercise right in lesson 2. Good luck!
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Lesson 2
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