I finished the first lesson.

[u/Magirooi]

I changed pens a few times because my first one broke, and then I got a ink pen.

Can I proceed to lesson 2/250 boxes challenge?

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[u/nobodycares13]

Do you believe you’re ready?

Personally, if I were in your shoes, I’d spend some more time on the simple stuff to build a better foundation.

[u/Magirooi → u/nobodycares13]

I already noticed that I have a little difficulty making straight lines with ghosting, and that I made the rotated boxes a bit crooked.Should I go back and practice some parts again, or should I move on and review them during the warm-up?