3:07 PM, Tuesday May 14th 2024
Here's my Table of Ellipses redo!
This one somehow felt worse that before, though you would be a better judge for that.
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plyer_wire
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1:39 PM, Friday May 3rd 2024
Alright this is the redo for Ghosted Planes exercises!
And this is one is the one that I forgot to send before :P
(P.S: I'm replying here cuz I don't want the reply chain getting too deep :)
10:54 AM, Saturday April 27th 2024
I just realized that doing all of the redos will take a long time. Is it okay if I send each exercise when I finish them, rather than sending them all at once at the end?
7:20 AM, Friday April 26th 2024
I just realized that doing all of the redos will take a long time. Is it okay if I send each exercise when I finish them, rather than sending them all at once at the end?
2:40 AM, Friday April 12th 2024
Again, thank you for the review!
Welp, I forgot to upload the 2nd page of Superimposed Lines :p
Early on, I struggled with finding my correct ghosting 'speed', as in how fast should I trace the lines to be confident AND accurate. Now I kinda understand the emphasis on confidence compared to accuracy.
Didn't realize that redo-ing lines is bad, will take note of that.
[Edit: yes I scanned them; hard to find a good lighting for a photo here]
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