2:39 PM, Monday August 15th 2022
Hi this is my revision submission. Thanks for your time and critique.
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bachld10832
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6:14 AM, Wednesday May 4th 2022
Thanks for your detailed feedback. Wish you and Drawabox team a great time.
3:02 AM, Friday March 25th 2022
Hi appreciated your review. Hope you have a nice day.
4:17 AM, Sunday February 6th 2022
Hi Rob, thanks for your quick feedback.
I'll keep in mind more about drawing from the shoulder and not adding too much line weight like you said. Can't wait to tackle 250 boxes.
Best wishes to you all at Drawabox!
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