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2:37 PM, Friday March 25th 2022
Mouth-watering!
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Ashita_Demoii
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2:36 PM, Friday March 25th 2022
IDK either, but I like the piece! lol
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2:35 PM, Friday March 25th 2022
I like the perspective here and cute (but not impressed by Earthern cuisine) alien face.
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2:33 PM, Friday March 25th 2022
Are those Freedom Flies??? #AmericanJokes
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2:32 PM, Friday March 25th 2022
Ew, onions.
11:12 AM, Friday March 25th 2022
Hi, Rob!
Thank you so much both for taking the time to reply, and for your thorough feedback. I feel like your feedback matches how I felt about the exercises. I struggled the most with the rotated box exercise and went back and forth between feeling like I was understanding some fundamental, intuitive something only to lose it with the next box.
Your comment about the ellipsis was especially appreciated as I felt like they were off, but I couldn't figure out why that was.
I'm looking forward to starting the 250 Box Challenge (and less eager to redo the Rotated Boxes lol), but that'll wait until after the Spring Promptathon. ; )
Thank you again for sharing your knowledge and experience. I was very happy with your reply! (I'll also look at posting to imgur next time!)
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