Noirvaevaez

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    5:14 AM, Monday August 21st 2023

    One thing I noticed throughout the process was parallel lines. You're keeping much of these parallel. Remember, these lines will eventually converge to a single point

    Go through the lesson read. And he explains a "Y" trick that will help you.

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    10:39 PM, Friday April 16th 2021

    You're doing very well, but i wouldn't push down so hard on the pen. Go for a tad bit lighter lines for more accuracy, don't smoooosh. ;)

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    10:35 PM, Friday April 16th 2021

    you're doing very well!

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