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1:51 AM, Monday June 29th 2020
edited at 1:51 AM, Jun 29th 2020

Hey Frankmasih, I'm sorry for taking so long to answer, this month I couldn't focus on the draw box lessons, however, I did the best I could of the warm-ups !!

I redid the exercises you told me, I know that there are many mistakes, mainly in construction, however, as the focus of lesson 1 is the lines and the confidence in them, I started to feel more comfortable with my own lines, with they certainly have a lot to improve, but I am feeling a little progress in the question of trait confidence.

Ps: There is a little space of time between the first 3 exercises and the last 2, in these I felt a little more confident.

here it is: https://imgur.com/a/AbVsrz7

thank you !!

edited at 1:51 AM, Jun 29th 2020
5:47 PM, Thursday July 2nd 2020

Noice! That's improvement mate, good. The rotated boxes are rotating now, and lines of the boxes are better.

It's okay man, even I couldn't focus on lesson 3, but it's okay as long as you bring yourself back to it and finish it with all you got. Now go and conquer 250 boxes.

stay safe, god bless.

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