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4:25 AM, Friday December 1st 2023

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I was wondering if I have to also complete the 250 box challenge,

I’m confused because I already did them in the first try when I started draw a box but I quit at that time I completed 250 box challenge and also completing lessons 2-4, but I didn’t share my progress and I’m returning to redo and have someone check my work so I’ll get feedback but again I’m concerned do I need to complete the 250 box challenge.

And yes my lines are still bad I tend to have shaky arms when doing long lines, I really do appreciate the feedback AzurBlazes, I’ll continue to get better

12:48 AM, Saturday December 2nd 2023

Don't worry, you'll steadily get better as you continue to practice your lines. As for the 250 Box Challenge, yes, you do have to continue forwards with it and get critiqued for it the same way. When you do the challenge, make sure to pace yourself each day.

Next Steps:

Continue to the 250 Box Challenge.

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