Itsyaboytey

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    4:35 PM, Tuesday May 23rd 2023

    Thank you so much for the feedback. The advice you gave has been very helpful. Just finished the 250 boxes challenge exercise, and have seen some growth. I'll keep working on my improvement.

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    12:31 AM, Monday December 19th 2022

    Commenting on Ghosted Lines

    Slight wobbling on some of the lines. I suggest going a tad faster. Even though it might be less accurate, it will lead to a smoother line.

    If you do it slower, you might catch yourself trying to course-correct, or you may lose focus. Going for a fast-smooth stroke avoids all that. Accuracy can be worked on later, I feel.

    I hope this helps!

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    12:21 AM, Monday December 19th 2022

    There is a general wobbliness with the lines, especially with the arched and curved ones. Try to be more confident with your strokes.

    What helps me is to go faster with the strokes. They will not be accurate when you're first trying out, but they will be smooth. Don't think as you draw the line, just...draw it!

    I hope this helps!

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