Lesson 3: Applying Construction to Plants
7:52 PM, Wednesday May 12th 2021
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3:53 PM, Friday May 14th 2021
Hi,
You have the same problem that I do. I am not sure myself but we might be focusing on too much to rules or worry too much about the end look of our drawings. I saw you have lines that are not confident, leaves or petals that are not following their initial directional lines properly. But, like I said, I am not sure if this is the actual problem or not. I hope someone who have better understanding than mine will review your work.
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