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12:12 AM, Friday July 23rd 2021

Here is the link to the two exercises.

I think I am starting to understand organic forms a bit more and the contours exercise made more sense the second time around. I still feel like I struggled wish shadows and really thinking about how the forms would overlap in the intersections exercise, but things are feeling clearer. I am starting to get a sense of how to visualize the 3D space on the page in my head. The problem is trying to translate that onto the page, but I'm sure that'll come with practice.

12:32 AM, Friday July 23rd 2021

Hey there, it appears your link isn't working.

You may have accidentally deleted a character while making the link, try posting it again and I'll take a look.

4:30 PM, Sunday July 25th 2021

Sorry about that! here's the link: https://imgur.com/a/gTKEr3e

6:57 AM, Monday July 26th 2021

No worries, these are definitely a big step in the right direction.

I'll be moving you on to lesson 3, keep practicing previous exercises as warm ups and good luck!

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