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10:06 PM, Thursday September 10th 2020

I just wanted to add that I see a lot of wobbling in the lines for the Rough Perspective Assignment, so I'd recommend more line practice when you do your warm-ups in the future. Try and remind yourself - confident over accuracy. It's more important for your lines to be straight than it is to hit the end point.

Also, once a line has been drawn, don't correct it by drawing over it. The idea is that once you've drawn a line, good or bad, you'll have to work with it.

Otherwise, I agree with Lars.

3:43 PM, Friday September 11th 2020

Noted :D ! ,thank you for taking the time to critique my assignment. It really helps me a lot. God Bless.

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