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8:31 PM, Sunday January 17th 2021
edited at 8:56 PM, Jan 17th 2021

Revisions: https://imgur.com/gallery/ssXPE8b

Thank you for your in-depth response!

edited at 8:56 PM, Jan 17th 2021
11:07 PM, Tuesday February 9th 2021

Congrats! You improved those ellipses really well, now I'm able to really see some confidence building up on them. I hope this little step helps you in the next lessons, and in your artist journey.

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