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3:36 PM, Monday July 13th 2020

Hello! first off. Glad you are back on track! we are all in this journey together. as far as your lesson 1 HW you did very good. especially the rotated boxes exercise. the only thing i can see is your lines are wobbly, so i would practice more super imposed lines and ghosting exercises. Great work!

3:14 PM, Wednesday July 15th 2020

Thanks for the critique! I'll work on that next.

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