mungo

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    8:03 AM, Tuesday August 2nd 2022

    Hi, I would love to see some of your work from the Dynamic sketching course, as I'm thinking of starting it too after finishing drawabox.

    Thank you ;)

    2:42 PM, Thursday June 2nd 2022

    Thank you very much for your feedback, I will try to focus more on the issues mentioned.

    About the pens, I have two brands - Staedtler and Uni Pin, both 0.5mm, but I have a bit of a problem with both, using them gradually but quite quickly sort of reduces the amount of ink they leave on the paper and also loses the ability to draw at a slight angle. When I decide to replace the pen with a new one, the lines are noticeably different, thicker.

    I use the older pens, which write noticeably thinner, for warm ups and drawing "for fun", while I use the "fresher" pens for assignments.

    I also have quite an interesting and somewhat funny, probably psyche influenced problem with the certainty of my lines, I think my warm ups and drawings for fun are more certain and accurate than assignments :) I suppose time and mileage will sort it out.

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