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5:41 AM, Tuesday June 28th 2022
I love your submission so much
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Hobhie
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12:54 AM, Sunday June 12th 2022
Thank you for the reply. I decided to just restart lesson 1 while applying the critiques I got from the submission.
2:04 AM, Saturday May 7th 2022
It took me two days to complete about 75% and then took a break from it. Then a day to complete the rest. Overall, I spend three days for this.
7:43 AM, Wednesday March 30th 2022
Thank you! :)
9:34 AM, Saturday October 16th 2021
Thank you so much! Those directions were very helpful to me, hopefully playing with some settings will help me achieve something closer to what I want. Thank you again for your time and efforts in helping me!
12:22 PM, Tuesday August 10th 2021
I do have trouble doing ellipses but hopefully they get better in the future and I'm going to make my ghosted lines longer for warm ups so I can improve my lines. Thank you for your advice!
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