11:42 AM, Monday July 6th 2020
Thanks a bunch, I'll work on it!
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Cafewombat
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8:19 AM, Tuesday June 2nd 2020
Hi Uncomfortable,
Many thanks for the detailed feedback, I will go through it carefully and get to work. Huge thanks for this amazing resource and I hope things are well during these strange times.
Cheers,
Cafe
7:46 AM, Wednesday May 6th 2020
Thanks a bunch Sven! I will take all this into consideration.
8:57 PM, Thursday April 2nd 2020
Hi Sluggy, thank you so much for commenting on my work! I am super grateful for this resource and I am enjoying the process. Your criticism lines up with what I thought about my work myself, mainly in that im still getting used to drawing straight lines from the shoulder and catching myself using the wrist when I shouldnt etc. I will try to improve on my line flow as I tackle the 250 box challenge. Thanks again, Sam.
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