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4:09 PM, Friday May 22nd 2020
edited at 4:10 PM, May 22nd 2020

Hello! Thank you so much for the feedback!

I agree that my lines need to be better, and I'll work on it everyday. Something I forgot to mention is that I'm working on A3 paper, so some lines were really long and resulted in a lot of fraying. So, I'm dividing the paper in half so I can work with the recommended paper size!

Here's the link for the extra homework and warm up

I started the 250 Box Challenge and it helped a lot in understanding perspective, I think my lines are not as curved and the perspective is improving. Though, as I said, I'll keep working on it qand on my frayed lines.

Thank you so much!

edited at 4:10 PM, May 22nd 2020
12:59 AM, Saturday May 23rd 2020

No problem! Your oragnic boxes look a lot better! I'll mark the lesson as complete. Good luck on 250 boxes!

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