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4:47 AM, Monday September 19th 2022
Good job with the insect constructions! I have a few corrections to make for you, but not a whole lot.
Your Organic Forms are looking pretty good, but it looks to me that the degrees of your ellipses are the same. I have also noticed some pinching and swelling in the sausages as well. Keep an eye on this, as it will become much more important in the following lesson.
As far as your insect constructions go, I do not have any corrections for you. You are ready for Lesson 5. Keep up the good work!
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