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5:14 PM, Monday February 15th 2021
Overall very good job, the only thing i would like to mention is that there isnt much difference between your leaf texture analysis and the close up, and that the forms in the dissesction exercise dont look as good as the organic forms. Your arrows are really cool and so does your intersections. Good work!
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I think you can move to lesson 3 and why not, start the 250 box challenge if you didnt yet
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