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5:40 AM, Saturday February 29th 2020

Remember that a ballpoint is only acceptable for the first lesson and the box challenge- even then, it’s recommended to switch to a fineliner as soon as you’re able.

This looks good, by the way. Try not to grind, though. There’s 3 pages of the superimposed lines exercise, out of the required 2. It’d have been nice to have some more variety (regarding line lengths) in those first 2, too.

7:56 AM, Saturday February 29th 2020

Thank you for feedback! I'll keep your suggestions in mind for my next homework. I did switch to fineliner, as I said, I didn't have any, but I've bought myself some and now I'm itching to go and buy more, along with a bunch of other stuff I'm pretty sure I don't need. :D

I'll try more variety for next assignments

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