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12:48 PM, Thursday November 5th 2020

These are much, much better- nicely done. If I had one recommendation, it would be to ghost a little more, so their rotations could have an easier time matching up to each other, and to lift your pen off the page at the end of said rotations, instead of flicking it off, to get rid of their tails. This looks great, though. Feel free to move on.

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9:10 PM, Thursday November 5th 2020

Okay thank you i appreciate all the help!

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