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nadeischco

Basics Brawler

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    4:15 PM, Saturday July 18th 2020

    Thank you so much for taking the time to see my homework. I really appreciate it.

    It still makes it difficult for me to draw with my shoulder but I try my best to do it for at least 15 minutes before and during the challenge boxes.

    I will try to make my lines more confident and straight, and take more attention to the alignment of the ellipses. Well, ellipses in general with ghosting technique.

    I will take your criticism very seriously, thank you very much again.You help me a lot.

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    6:22 PM, Wednesday July 15th 2020

    Thank you. I'm try my best.

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    12:32 AM, Sunday July 12th 2020

    I am planning to do the challenge soon and your advice comes as a ring to my finger. Thank you so much

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    12:27 AM, Sunday July 12th 2020

    Your lines are very confident to me.Like all of us who started, with practice your accuracy will get better.

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