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6:08 PM, Sunday April 12th 2020
I like how your lines become more confident and straight with practice. Make sure you ghost enough through them, even if it takes longer it is worth it. Also having a good posture helps me. Your rotated perspective looks nice but I am not sure it is completely rotated. I guess you are supposed to improve this in the next step.
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