Homework

Once you've completed a lesson, one of the best ways to refine your understanding of that material is to help others by critiquing their work. After having done thousands of critiques and having improved immensely over the last few years, I can attest to that myself.

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    nutara

    10:55 AM, Wednesday May 31st 2023
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    Lapceline

    This submission has been submitted for official critique
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    guz666

    8:35 PM, Tuesday May 30th 2023
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    yerg

    7:19 PM, Monday May 29th 2023
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    sadvinegar

    1:27 PM, Monday May 29th 2023
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    murhahaha

    3:39 AM, Monday May 29th 2023
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    OregonMango

    1:57 AM, Monday May 29th 2023
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    OldRacoon

    10:17 AM, Saturday May 27th 2023
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    SingularPhysic

    6:54 AM, Friday May 26th 2023
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    MaximEyes

    11:43 PM, Friday May 26th 2023
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    koolestani

    3:07 PM, Friday May 26th 2023
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    Geen

    6:45 AM, Friday May 26th 2023
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    Franzores

    4:40 PM, Wednesday May 24th 2023
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    BEAST00700

    12:56 AM, Wednesday May 24th 2023
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    Exiagard

    4:38 PM, Tuesday May 23rd 2023
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