Heyo! Thank you so much for taking your time to critique my assignment!
Yeah when I did the organic forms exercise I was not paying close attention and thought that that was how you do it, turns out I was wrong. Here is the revision you wanted.
I definitely think I can be better at doing these so if you think i should do another one, it's no biggie.
Hey there :> Glad we're on the same page then haha and I think you're already improving bit by bit ^^ Most important thing is I pointed it out and you understood what I meant and can work on it consciously now. So no need to redo it! You can however add this to your warm-up and keep on improving over time!
Wishing you the best for Lesson 3!
Next Steps:
Head on to Lesson 3!
Thanks man! Good luck on your things aswell !
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