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NiceTieMole

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  • Basics Brawler
    11:49 PM, Sunday April 25th 2021

    Revisions are complete!

    https://imgur.com/a/cZb7giB

    I noticed that I definitely had a tendency to apply too much pressure to the pen, and I think this contributed to some shoulder fatigue that caused some veeeery wobbly lines on the coffee plant page. Some parts of that page were done while my arm was downright shaky, but I didn't want to ditch the whole construction over the resulting mistakes, so I'm going to be a lot more careful about not over-exerting my shoulder in the future.

    That said, I focused quite a bit on lesson 2's principles, and I hope these pages represent a better application of them.

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    11:06 AM, Friday April 9th 2021

    Just to clarify, should these next pages contain no texture or detail?

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