7:44 AM, Monday January 16th 2023
I sure took my time this time, but I kinda just did this just to do it. https://imgur.com/a/CyPV8Vu
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ChanShizukaMoe
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2:27 PM, Thursday September 22nd 2022
Hello, I think that you did well enough to pass this lesson. Great job :)
Here's some pointers that I would like to give you:
First, it seems like you did your lines perfectly in some pages, but in some other pages there's a bit of mishap.
Second and lastly, you can work on your ellipses as a part of your exercise routine before drawing, as I can see, there's also a bit of a mishap there, you should keep the ellipses in bound and not let it go loose as much as you can.
Next Steps:
Move on to the 250 box challenge, Good luck and keep the pointers in mind.
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2:02 PM, Thursday September 22nd 2022
Great job, I think that you did well in most of the lesson, your ellipses are going to need some work to keep it in bounds, but overall you have passed. Congratulations :)
Next Steps:
You can go on to the 250 box challenge, keep in mind the lines as you should draw it with confidence, and you should add the ellipses in your exercise routine, as you're having a bit of trouble with it, but overall good job.
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1:48 PM, Thursday September 22nd 2022
Good job, you did well enough in to pass this one. Some pointers I would like to give:
1.Don't redraw the line even if it's way of the mark, we're not supposed to be perfect all the time, but as we go on, you'll have to be more confident with the line, but overall I think you did the lines really well, and I only saw a few mistakes.
2.It seems like you're a bit of a problem with ellipses, but not much that I'll have to make you do it again, but if you will, keep the ellipses in mind, and add to your exercise routine.
Next Steps:
You can now move on to the 250 box challenge, keep in mind the pointers above.
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1:30 PM, Thursday September 22nd 2022
Congratulations, I think you have done well enough to move on. :)
Next Steps:
You can now go on to the 250 box challenge, remember to add the lessons here in your exersice routine.
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1:15 PM, Thursday September 22nd 2022
I think that you did well enough to pass this. Congratulations :)
Next Steps:
You can now move on to the 250 box challenge :)
3:23 PM, Sunday September 4th 2022
Thank you :)
5:01 PM, Tuesday August 23rd 2022
Thanks for still keeping up with me lol, hopefully this gets through.
4:39 PM, Thursday August 4th 2022
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