11:44 PM, Tuesday October 20th 2020
noted, working on it now. thank you very much!
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alexander_rose
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3:38 PM, Tuesday September 29th 2020
thank you, I do tend to over correct, I've been trying to be mindful of that and committing to the lines that I put down initially.
1:57 AM, Thursday September 3rd 2020
thank you! yeah I've notice my lines tend to curve (I'm currently working through the 250 boxes) I'm trying to be more conscious of how I plan my strokes to avoid that. and that makes a lot more sense regarding the rough perspective exercize as well. thank you again!
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