3:23 PM, Thursday January 5th 2023
Thank you for replying back!
It's okay! you can take your time and re-upload.
All the best!
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10:48 AM, Wednesday May 24th 2023
After your feedback I started working on redoing the rough and organic perspectives but then life happened and I stopped drawing altogether. Would you recommend to redo the whole lesson 1 or continue where I left off?
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