2:19 AM, Saturday July 30th 2022
Hi man, thanks for you coment and support, actually today i'm going to post my images of lesson 4 :D
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Fardyeen64
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10:14 PM, Tuesday May 17th 2022
Thank you for your critic, I will keep in mind that the horizon line is better located in the following exercises, and use a pen for drawn "plotted perspective" exercises, I'm pleasantly surprised that you tell me my line is solid, I was afraid it wasn't good enough, again thank you for all.
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