6:21 PM, Friday May 26th 2023
No worries at all man!
Thanks for the throrough feedback as always and my condolences to you.
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asdrawn
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asdrawn's Sketchbook
5:52 AM, Wednesday May 24th 2023
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-2YDSrGO_W7tlL0YTQachrjh6aYIvRqA
Thanks so much for letting me know!
Does this work?
2:34 AM, Monday January 23rd 2023
First of all, thanks for the elaborate critique.
Sorry for taking so long. Had a lot of job and health stuff going on.
I think I have grasped the concepts but putting them to paper is still another story. I gave it my best shot but I think I am getting there. The first insects has a few random light lines and an ink blot. Those are mere accidents.
12:26 AM, Tuesday October 11th 2022
Thanks for the feedback! Very helpful and thorough as always. You have definitely pinpointed everything I noticed myself having difficulties with during my homework and more. Thanks for pointing out and giving advice on the branches and ellipses specifically. It helped a lot. Super excited for lesson 4!
11:22 PM, Friday November 12th 2021
Hey Rob
Thank you for your feedback! I really appreciate how encouraging you were while still pointing out what I have to work on besides what I did well. Your constructive criticism was topped off with good advice on perspective and advice on what to do next. Thank you for taking the time and being so thorough. I can't wait to tackle the 250 box challenge!
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