2:06 AM, Saturday May 27th 2023
Thanks for the suggestions! Here's a redo of ghosted lines.
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6:39 PM, Saturday May 27th 2023
This is a good revision. The lines are smooth and still pass through the points. When making any marks remember to ghost in lines and prioritize smoothness in the upcoming lessons/challenges.
Next Steps:
Go on to the 250 Box Challenge and remember to use smooth ghosted lines even on other exersises.
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