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Lesson 4: Applying Construction to Insects and Arachnids

7:40 PM, Monday August 17th 2020

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Post with 32 views. Greeny Lesson 4 submission

Hello!

Another month and 2 weeks, another submission. Im moving through these slowly, but at least this one didnt take as long as lesson 3 (thank god).

How did i go about this lesson? Well after finishing Lesson 3, which took over 2 months; i took about 8 days off DaB, then did about one insect a day up until today, when i post. I realise that because of this, i've done way more insects than nesseccary, about 20~ pages of insects, the first 10 or so were a learning process thus it could be said that i was "grinding" which i suppose i was but no-where near as much as i was with lesson 3.

The insects i did as part of the video guides can be seen here https://imgur.com/a/OHBuqfo

I also, didnt feel as bad about grinding these as i did plants, as i think i was "getting" things quicker here, NOT QUICKLY BY ANY MEANS, improvement was and still is slow here on how good mu construction is; but again, i think these are "good enough" to be able to move onto lesson 5.

I hope you too will see that these are good enough, nt great, but not terrible by any means, no detail because i didnt really want to focus on something that wasnt the DIRECT focus of the lesson itself, that being construction.

Thanks in advance~

Greeny

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