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Kaekoz

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    5:43 AM, Monday July 18th 2022

    I do try to make some of the boxes have a little bit of convergence. It's more like I forget that there's a vanishing point, but I've started to realize that I have to try and converge them to a single spot around the 40th box. For the last part, even around the 50th box my lines are also still wobbly and even curvy a lot of the times. It's like this exercise puts your shoulder into overdrive. It really made me think about what angle I should be approaching from and how the page should be rotated to comfort me more so than I have on the other exercises. Try doing that and see if it helps, as it did somewhat help me get straighter lines.

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    9:25 PM, Friday July 8th 2022

    Thank you so much for your critique. I'll make sure to pay attention to what you've told me to.

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