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3:21 PM, Thursday July 7th 2022

Hi, Junnie!

Thank you very much for reviewing my work! Sorry for responding this late :( I fully agree with critique and I've myself noticed many gaps in my learning. I will try include more weak point in my warm-ups. Also, I re-did funnel exercise as you asked, here it is - https://imgur.com/a/D6ZWL9H This time I have tried to consider my previous mistakes, although I think I couldn't avoided some of them. Thanks again for your respond, it was helpful and important to me :)
4:29 PM, Thursday July 7th 2022

Glad to know you're still with us! Thanks for sending the link to your re-submission! One more tip I can give you is to make sure to align the highest/lowest point of your curves to the center line of the funnel! It might help you make more aligned ellipses! Anyway, good luck with your 250 box challenge! Cheers~

2:20 PM, Monday July 11th 2022

Thank you so much for your feedbacks that you give me and other students! It helps a lot to overcome laziness and keep learning drawing together! Also thanks for the tip, I'll try to keep it in mind while drawing these ellipses (they are so hard for me :( I see you too completed 1 lesson, so have your passion on them because they need it a lot :)

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