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Lesson 2: Contour Lines, Texture and Construction

7:16 AM, Sunday February 11th 2024

Lesson 2 Organic Forms, Dissections & Form Intersections - Google Drive

Lesson 2 Organic Forms, Dissections & Form Intersections - Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1m9rSeOGH32R6vld3AFvXp_zkvREX1xl1?usp=sharing
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12:22 PM, Monday February 19th 2024

Hello there I call myself Quat and I am going to review your exercises for lesson 2.

and from what I can see you did an excellent job with the exercises that you did and aside from some Flouting Ellipses in the organic forms with contour Ellipses exercise I can't see any problems with your submission

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Your next step is Lesson 3

Remember to take your time and do warm ups, and don't forget to do the 50:50 rule

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4:11 PM, Tuesday February 20th 2024

Hey thanks a lot for taking your time and giving me feedback. I appreciate it! Cheers.

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