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Turq

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    11:53 PM, Monday March 24th 2025

    Wow, I love this concept! I can't wait to see the others as you progress!

    11:49 PM, Monday March 24th 2025

    Thanks a lot! I'll make sure to keep this in mind.

    11:31 PM, Wednesday March 12th 2025

    thanks a lot!

    11:31 PM, Wednesday March 12th 2025

    thanks for the support!

    12:07 AM, Tuesday March 11th 2025

    its only sketchy because i havent learned how to digitally paint yet. i got this tablet in january i think and only really started using it in march (this month). I would love any advice you can give

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    12:30 AM, Friday March 7th 2025

    My opinion is that you should start from the beginning, because you may have become rusty over those months. But, the "intended" way to learn the course is to take as long as you need. This time, make sure to take breaks when frustrated, complete only what is required (not grinding), and try to enjoy the process. Do not push yourself, as to not get burned out like before. This is why Uncomfortable implemented the 50% rule, to allow yourself to play while also getting rid of anxiety and ego. Good luck and have fun!

    10:09 PM, Wednesday March 5th 2025

    I'm sorry, I thought the correction lines in the rough perspective exercise were optional, here's the updated version:

    https://imgur.com/a/update-6wwwqEu

    Thank you for reviewing my submissions. I apologize for not paying attention.

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