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8:59 AM, Wednesday February 19th 2020

Nice job on the superimposed lines exercise, but there’s an extra page of them. Be careful not to grind, please. Do the required number of pages, and move on. Similarly, the ghosted lines look quite good, too. Try not to slow down as you approach their end point, though- it causes your line to wobble a bit.

In regards to your question, I don’t, personally, notice any problems, so what it likely is is you not being 100% comfortable with the motion yet, which is normal.

4:02 PM, Wednesday February 19th 2020

Thank you for your feedback, I really appreciate it. I honestly feel more motivated to move on. Take care and good luck!

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