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2:05 AM, Tuesday July 20th 2021

Hey, after seeing your response and watching the cammel head closer, you are right, I misjudged it as if you were cutting into your forms instead of being one of the two passes of the ellipse, so i apologize for that. And to clarify just in case, you can use whichever stroke of the two strokes that you find most useful!

Regarding line weight, yeah its pretty tough balancing all this things, though in lesson 6 and above you will be able to use a ruler so it will be easier to focus on making things more clear.

Good luck!

7:53 PM, Wednesday July 21st 2021

By the way, the link to your first point about the sausage cast shadows. Do you still have a copy? Its not showing up for me. It's fine if you don't have it anymore.

6:47 PM, Friday July 23rd 2021

Check if this one works!

https://imgur.com/a/JJm91Hb

7:51 PM, Friday July 23rd 2021

yeah, it works. thank you so much!

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