250 Box Challenge
6:47 PM, Saturday August 28th 2021
This was sorta hell and i do not feel confident about it at all. Oh well, here it is either way-
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10:38 AM, Sunday August 29th 2021
I think you need to practise your ghosting method more and use entire arm to draw straight lines
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11:24 AM, Sunday August 29th 2021
Thanks for checking my work!
Also, i do use my entire arm when i draw lines, that doesn't seem to be where the issue comes from-
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