Lesson 3: Applying Construction to Plants
8:33 PM, Thursday April 29th 2021
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9:02 AM, Sunday May 2nd 2021
If these are A4 pages, stick to 1-3 big drawings per page
don't chicken-scratch the lines that make up the pots
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