12:43 PM, Saturday March 25th 2023
Thank you very much for your critique!
I will experiment more with my vp's in my warm ups.
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AT18
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8:01 AM, Tuesday January 10th 2023
Thank you for your critique!
11:33 AM, Sunday January 8th 2023
Hey,
Thanks for taking the time. I don't know why it uploaded like that, i'll try again. I only did the first two excercises on tablet i believe, the rest was done on paper.
Hope this one works!
11:35 AM, Wednesday July 20th 2022
Hey,
i've done the ghosted planes excercise a while ago, but haven't gotten any feedback yet, where should i go for some feedback? thanks in advance.
10:45 AM, Saturday May 7th 2022
Didn't know where to submit so i submitted through the ''submit homework'' tab and here.
Divided it into 8 lines this time, hope it's better!
10:53 AM, Monday April 25th 2022
Hey,
i want to thank you for your critique, i'm sorry for the late reaction.
I will redo the ghosted planes exercise implying your tips,
Thanks
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